The hit series, which originated in Scotland and is still primarily made here, sees players engage in all manner of crime and act for gangsters – as well as corrupt politicians.

The indictment also records Murrell, the former husband of Nicola Sturgeon, as having bought advent calendars from Fortnum & Mason for £400 and having spent £442.20 on Le Cresuet mugs. He also spent £1,299 on a Miele CM6300 coffee machine as well as £3,232 on a Jura Giga 5 Cromo coffee machine. Yet he also bought Nescafé Gold Blend instant coffee, spending £81.16 of stolen funds on it in 2018. One of his most decadent purchases with the pilfered cash was a Caran d’Ache pencil sharpener, which costs £110.

Finally, he paid £160 for the Folio Society’s edition of Hannah Arendt’s The Origins of Totalitarianism.