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Jounalists from El Farro, an investigative news portal, sued NSO in California for Pegasus spyware attacks that hampered their work and safety

A class action complaint filed late last week has taken on TikTok, its parent company ByteDance, and other related entities over what it claims is an

A rogue trader who defrauded a retired Powys resident of £60,000 has been given a two-year prison sentence.

The ULEZ does not automatically detect if foreign-registered vehicles are exempt. ‘Perhaps TfL should reconsider how it communicates with visitors from abroad,’ said one driver

Capital, cash, financial assets and money are often deployed interchangeably in scholarly articles and colloquially. For the purposes of this article, cash means the physical and tangible item, utilised in financial consideration

A Southend man without the legal right to work in the UK was caught with a forged Security Industry Authority (SIA) licence after he was injured in a car accident in Bristol.

The 53-year-old shock rocker - who was dropped by his record label and talent agency - said in legal documents that he feels anxious, distraught, depressed, worried, frantic, and sleepless

Time is running out for farmers to lodge a complaint about mis-sold financial products that forced businesses into unsustainable debt. The deadline for

Fraudsters are targeting motorists who use QR codes to pay for parking

A new corporate criminal offence should be introduced to help incentivise all industries to play their part in combating scams, the committee said.