Loose Women star Kaye Adams dodges £124,000 tax bill after 10-year HMRC battle because she is self-employed - after Lorraine Kelly also won £1.2m fight with loophole that she was 'playing a character of herself' (but Eamonn Holmes was made to pay £250k)

Kaye Adams, 61, had been arguing she is self-employed for her work carried out between 2013 and 2017 - when hosting 'The Kaye Adams Programme' on BBC Radio Scotland.

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