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Metropolitan Police missed ‘numerous opportunities’ to remove David Carrick, who has pleaded guilty to 49 offences
58-year-old man and two others held by NCA’s anti-kleptocracy unit
Government blames barristers’ strike for a surge in number of prisoners on remand
Recommendations include mandatory reporting of allegations and creation of child protection authorities
Only 2% of police funding spent on fraud despite it making up 40% of reported offences
Losses from the UK’s fraud ‘epidemic’ rose to £1.3bn last year
Sir Mark Rowley will be under intense pressure to stamp out a toxic culture and restore public trust
Head of public prosecutions for England and Wales wants more money to go to those affected by financial fraud
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Record levels of online fraud in the UK show a vastly different approach is needed
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Solicitors in London to refuse burglary cases from May 25 as criminal barristers’ dissent continues
Sector was under-resourced at start of Covid crisis and is still struggling to recover, inspectors find
The murder of Sarah Everard is at the core of Harriet Johnson’s book — but what can she add that feminists haven’t said for decades?
Fraudsters target UK shoppers on average twice a week, research finds
Research reveals fraudsters’ adaptability across platforms
Efforts to tackle steep rise in fraud are stymied by under-resourced and outdated strategies
Foreign secretary Liz Truss says ministers also considering action against advisers of tycoons linked to Putin
Warning comes in wake of failed privatised probation arrangements and amid delays from court backlogs
Urgent government response needed to Bellamy review of lawyers’ salaries, says chair of Criminal Bar Association
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