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No money had been paid to Murray but the cost to taxpayers of hiring lawyers and doctors during the fraud investigation was said to be “substantial”.

Judge Martin Rudland told her: “This is a very unfortunate chapter in your life and a foolish enterprise. I suspect there was a minor injury caused by a slight event at work involving your back. Yet you went to work and gave rise to a claim. You were always going to be found out.”

Investigations began when the TV show was aired after Aviva’s lawyers offered an out-of-court settlement of £6,500.

If she had taken the initial offer, the cleaner may have got away with her scam. But because she fought for nearly three times that amount, investigators were able to catch her out.

Criticising her greed, the judge added: “You could have accepted £6,500. Instead you proceeded to continue. The costs of the solicitors you involved and the medics were substantial.”

In the reality show Murray was seen jumping off a bridge in Valencia and swinging underneath the arch. After the jump, Disgraced Noreen Murray walks free from court yesterday after her conviction for trying to cheat £21,475 in damages out of an insurance company for a back injury she described it as “the best thing I’ve ever done”.

The fraud took place in 2015 while Murray was working at Blue Rainbow Apartments and Aparthotel in Manchester.

Prosecutor Iain Simkin said: “She made a personal injury claim that she received an injury picking up a heavy laundry bag. However, after an investigation, she was found to be working four