Having left school at 16 young Rob Hat should have been working, having fun with his friends and living life to the full.

He quickly learnt that the world was not his oyster.

With no work opportunities due to the austerity measures put in place by the PM Simon Davis for the Peoples Unite Party the future looked bleak for many youngsters.

With very little to fill his time Rob Hat became obsessed with party politics, never missing an episode of the Prime Ministers Question time. This was when he realised his worries were only the tip of a very big iceberg. Charities were losing their funding, bedroom tax was causing misery and food banks fast becoming a way of life.

“If I had the money I would love to help those crying out for help” Rob would say to his mum, dad and brother Tony.
“Son, I love that you care for others but let’s face it you can’t even look after yourself let alone anyone else “his mum Julie Hat would tell him.

Then thanks to a bank robbery at the National Bank, Rob found himself in the right place at the right time.
Although the National Bank may say otherwise.

What would you do with one million pound in cash?
Rob knew what he would do, but sometimes things are easier said than done.