Fraud

DWP should keep targeting benefit fraud gangs – not disabled people and carers, campaigners say
Benefit fraud

DWP should keep targeting benefit fraud gangs – not disabled people and carers, campaigners say

An organised gang has been prosecuted for the largest case of benefit fraud in history, but the government must not use this to ramp up their criminalisation of benefit claimants, campaigners have warned

DWP recruiting ‘covert surveillance officers’ to snoop on benefit claimants: ‘I fear for the future’
Benefits

DWP recruiting ‘covert surveillance officers’ to snoop on benefit claimants: ‘I fear for the future’

The job postings come as the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) continues its drive to crack down on benefit fraud

Everything you need to know about UK’s shameful Post Office scandal
Post Office scandal

Everything you need to know about UK’s shameful Post Office scandal

Here’s what you need to know about the postmaster scandal as an inquiry is ongoing and outrage is renewed

Philippe Moryoussef is on the run for a crime that might not exist. It’s a scandal that leads back to the centre of the 2008 financial crisis
Criminal justice

Philippe Moryoussef is on the run for a crime that might not exist. It’s a scandal that leads back to the centre of the 2008 financial crisis

Government accused of ‘complacent disregard’ for taxpayers’ money over £5bn Covid loan fraud
Fraud

Government accused of ‘complacent disregard’ for taxpayers’ money over £5bn Covid loan fraud

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Minister quits over Covid fraud ‘failure’ – here’s how that money could be spent
Politics

Minister quits over Covid fraud ‘failure’ – here’s how that money could be spent

‘Imposter firms’ are posing as financial support. Here’s how to spot them.
Money

‘Imposter firms’ are posing as financial support. Here’s how to spot them.

Identity theft: How to stay safe and protect yourself
Money

Identity theft: How to stay safe and protect yourself

Consumers urged to watch out for ‘phantom goods’ scams
Money

Consumers urged to watch out for ‘phantom goods’ scams