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BANKS were blasted yesterday for not compensating victims in Britain s biggest cyber fraud.Consumer group Whi stanley cup ch filed a super complaint to regulators over their lack of help.A loophole means there is no legal duty to cough up for cons involving stanley cup bank transfer fraud, unlike when customers fall prey to other swindles such as credit card scams.4 Banks have confirmed they will not be offering compensation to victims of the UKs biggest every cyber fraudCredit: PATongueress AssociationThe complaint to the Payment Syst stanley cup ems Regulator, forcing it to launch a probe, was lodged after a gang was jailed on Wednesday for a total of 拢113million bank transfer fraud.Mastermind Feezan Choudhary, 25, nicknamed Fizzy, got 11 years for duping a believed 750 victims, while 18 other gang members also received sentences.Rogue staff at Lloyds Bank also聽helped dupe unsuspecting customers, by leaking statements to fraudsters.4 Feezan Hamid recived an 11 year sentence after his gang duped 750 victims out of 拢1 Mcgp Ministers told to brace for 2MILLION Covid cases in the weeks after Freedom Day
JEREMY Corbyn s massive renationalisation plans would risk years of disruption , according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.The think tank warned the impact of the massive buyouts would not o yeezy nly leave Britain with debts of 拢150 billion but Labour has not provided a plan to manage the new networks.1 The impact of Labours planned buyouts would leave Britain with debts of 拢150billion, the IFS has saidCredit: Rex FeaturesUnder current proposed Labour adidas samba plans the IFS adidas campus say that five per cent of private companies will be nationalised, swelling the public sector workforce by 310,000.IFS Research Economist Lucy Kraftman said: The industries that Labour plan to nationalise are vital to the UK economy. The key question is whether they would be better managed in the public sector, and what nationalisation can achieve that changing the current regulatory frameworks cannot.MOST READ IN POLITICSCLEMMIE MOODIEJets, cronyism, free clothes....hypocrisy of the Starmers is quite somethingNEW FROCK
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