Geoff White
Why hacking is not a victimless computer crime
I contacted some of those affected by the hacking of Yahoo! emails in 2012. The responses show that it caused distress, frustration and, in some cases, tangible loss.
Search results for ‘national crime agency’
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Labour would scrap ‘unworkable’ Tory Rwanda plan to fund National Crime Agency, says shadow immigration minister
We spoke to shadow immigration minister Stephen Kinnock, who has accused the government of not getting a grip on its immigration policy.
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National Crime Agency launches investigation into Leicester’s textile industry over exploitation allegations
The National Crime Agency has launched an investigation into Leicester’s textile industry over allegations of exploitation
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Arron Banks: Brexit spending investigated by National Crime Agency
Aaron Banks, self-declared “Bad Boy of Brexit” was living it up in Bermuda today. But the National Crime Agency now wants to know where he got the money for the biggest political gift in British history.
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National Crime Agency contacted over Oxfam scandal
There’s a warning for charities tonight from the International Development Secretary, who declared she would “not hesitate” to slash public funding to organisations which didn’t deploy robust safeguarding measures. Penny Mordaunt said Oxfam’s failure to deal properly with sex abuse allegations should serve as a “wake-up call” for the entire sector. And figures have emerged from…
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National Crime Agency: ‘No-one will be beyond the reach’
A new agency to focus on fighting organised crime, child protection, border policing and cybercrime has warned that it will relentlessly pursue criminals.
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CEOP chief: National Crime Agency would be bad for children
The man who resigned as head of the body set up to tackle child sex abuse tells MPs that the planned new National Crime Agency will be bad for children.
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FactCheck: what is a war crime and did Hamas commit war crimes in its attack on Israel?
This is what the laws of war say.
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NCA’s Lynne Owens on organised crime: ‘There has been a change in nature and seriousness of threat’
Lynne Owens is director general of the National Crime Agency.
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NCA calls for extra funding to fight organised crime
The scale of serious organised crime in this country is “truly staggering”, the head of the National Crime Agency has warned, claiming it kills more people every year than terrorism, war and natural disasters combined.
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FactCheck: is there a Romanian crimewave?
Nigel Farage is sticking to his guns on the supposed danger posed by Romanian criminals. Is he right?
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Could Transnistria be the next Crimea?
In the wake of the annexation of Crimea by Russia, many are wondering who is next on President Vladimir Putin’s list?
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Obama: Ukraine referendum a ‘violation of international law’
President Obama warns that a proposed referendum on the future of Crimea would violate Ukraine’s constitution and international law.
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Snowden email shut over ‘crimes against US people’
As the US prepares for showdown talks with Russia amid strained relations, an encrypted email service, believed to have been used by American fugitive Edward Snowden, is closed down.
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UK ‘losing the war against cyber crime’ – MPs
The UK is losing its fight against e-crime and is becoming “complacent” towards the problem as victims are “hidden in cyberspace”, according to an influential group of MPs.
