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    Fighting financial fraud

    Aug 06, 2021 2 minutes
    Alex Rankine Markets editor

    Consumers’ group Which reports that Britons have lost £2.3bn to fraud over the past year. The number of cases in the UK (excluding Scotland) surged by 33% in the year to April 2021. The biggest jump was in online-purchase scams, with cases up by 65%: fake websites duped shoppers into paying for goods

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