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UK's failure to prevent fraud offence goes live, views differ
Doubts have been raised over the impact of a new UK 'failure to prevent fraud offence', which came into effect on 1 September.
Online Published Date:
04 September 2025
Appeared in issue:
- 15 July 2025
Who can tell? - deepfake detection
Already, it is hard, approaching impossible, to be confident that content seen and heard online is genuine, with advances in deepfake creation, powered by AI, accelerating the erosion in trust. Sarah Gibbons & Keith Nuthall investigate the latest iterations in moving image manipulation and the tools seeking to catch it.
Online Published Date:
05 September 2025
Appeared in issue:
- 15 July 2025
UK's economic crime plan yet to cut reported fraud, update confirms
The volume of fraud reported in England and Wales soared by 31%, to 4.16 million cases, over the year to 31 March 2025, despite the former Conservative government's 2023 Economic Crime Plan 2.
Online Published Date:
10 September 2025
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- 15 July 2025
Ex-FBI lead hostage negotiator flips the script
"Is now a bad time to talk?" Deal-making techniques are often obsessed with getting to 'yes', but Chris Voss has a different approach. In a 24-year career with the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), negotiating with terrorists and criminal organisations, he learnt to get better results by tactical empathy along with preserving a person's right to veto.
Online Published Date:
17 September 2025
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- 17 September 2025
UK's first unexplained wealth order recovers £1.1 million
The UK Serious Fraud Office's (SFO) first unexplained wealth order (UWO) under the Criminal Finances Act 2017 has allowed it to claw back UK£1.1 million (US$1.5 million) in ill-gotten gains from a fraudulent investment scheme.
Online Published Date:
18 September 2025
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- 18 September 2025