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The mobile device, called Identity Not Known Biometrics, or INK, can confirm a person's identity within a minute if they are on a police database

Action Fraud reported more than 200 scams in June and July where victims lost an average of £10,000 trading in the digital currency - using social media and cold calls.

Lord Cooper, a Conservative peer, took to Twitter to attack Boris Johnson. He didn't pull any punches claiming the ex-foreign sec of 'moral emptiness,' racism and 'courting fascism.' Mr Cooper, who previously worked as an aide to ex-PM David Cameron, was reacting to Johnson's recent newspaper article where he compared ...

Helen Thompson, 43, was convicted by a jury earlier this year at Warwick Crown Court but avoided prison as she had "worked hard" since committing the crime

Dr Ellie Holman was arrested in Dubai and thrown into a "baking hot and foul smelling" detention centre after an eight-hour flight with four-year-old Bibi - because a disgruntled immigration official took issue with her visa.

By Stewie Zhu, Founder and CEO of Distributed Credit Chain On this day in 2007 when the credit crunch started, BNP Paribas became the first major bank to freeze three of its funds. In the words of Adam Applegarth, who was then chief executive of Northern Rock – one of ...

Kenneth Umezie, 31, due in court for Camberwell knifing

Wayne Bath, 39 and Albert Letchford, 42, helped father and son Leonard Powell, 66, and Alfie Powell, 39. with the practicalities of the operation such as towing, storing and crewing their vessels.

Latwaan Griffiths, 18, was found collapsed with multiple stab wounds to his chest in Camberwell, south London