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Woman targeted by “vishing” scam in Leven – The Courier
DC Thomson Levenmouth police have issued a warning after a 68-year-old woman lost 400 through a vishing scam. The woman fell victim to the fraud on Saturday after receiving a phone call from a man...
View ArticleHome Secretary to meet French minister amid border control and Jungle fears
The Home Secretary is to travel to Paris to meet her French counterpart amid growing fears that the French could axe British border controls in Calais and send the Jungle camp to Dover. Amber Rudd is...
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Alex Hales admits fear of losing Test place is influencing decision on...
Comments (0)1 Alex Hales is still undecided on whether he will pull out of England’s tour of Bangladesh as he admits losing his Test place is a factor in his decision. England will play three one-day...
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Police appeal after spate of high value car thefts in Fife
DC Thomson Police have appealed for witnesses after a spate of high value car thefts in Fife. Officers are investigating the latest incident in Knapphill, Dunfermline, where a black Mercedes GLA said...
View ArticleFife pensioner loses over £400 in vishing scam
15:39 Monday 29 August 2016 Police in Fife are issuing a warning to the public after a woman fell victim to a vishing scam in the Leven area. On Saturday (August 27), the 68-year-old reported...
View ArticleCourt: Pearson airport officer’s security clearance unreasonably revoked over...
A woman who lost her job at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport because of her family’s alleged links to organized crime could have her security clearance restored after a federal judge found it...
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Family of teen that plotted Anzac Day terror attack flee UK home amid...
Family were forced to leave their home in Lancashire, north-west England The court prevented the publication of his name but family were identified Teenager, who was 14 at the time, pleaded guilty to...
View ArticleLiam Plunkett puts Bangladesh decision aside to focus on beating Pakistan
Liam Plunkett hopes England can set aside their security concerns about touring Bangladesh as they bid to close out series victory over Pakistan. England’s Test and one-day international trip to...
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Boy, 15, is one of SIX people stabbed at Notting Hill Carnival
The Notting Hill Carnival began yesterday with colourful and messy J’ouvert parade – a Caribbean tradition Revellers took to streets, throwing paint, mud, chocolate or powder at each other while...
View ArticleExclusive – Yemen council head hails peace push, wants Saudis to ‘feel pai…
Houthi fighters react while riding on the back of a truck as they attend a tribal gathering in Yemen’s capital Sanaa, August 11, 2016. REUTERS/Mohamed al-Sayaghi By Mohammed Ghobari1 | SANAA SANAA The...
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The US is critically lagging behind Russia in the next frontier of global...
US Gen. Paul Selva, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff speaks during a discussion at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. CSIS1 WASHINGTON, DC The next major frontier2 of global...
View ArticleNorfolk man identified as shooting victim at nightclub
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) — Virginia Beach police have identified a man who was shot to death during a party hosted by rapper Young Jeezy. The shooting early Saturday was at least the fourth at the...
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Obama to juggle security, climate, rights on final Asia trip
| WASHINGTON (AP) President Barack Obama faces thorny talks about the fight against the Islamic State group, climate change and human rights when he sets off this week across the Pacific for an...
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Newlyweds ‘ordered to open cards on wedding night to settle £500 room bill’...
A newlywed couple say they were ordered to open their wedding cards to settle a 500 room bill by hotel staff. Sarah O Leary, 40, was still in her wedding dress when she claims security guards at 30...
View ArticleCalls for debate on drugs at music festivals after deaths
00:01 Tuesday 30 August 2016 Campaigners have renewed calls for radical changes to tackling drug use at music festivals in the wake of two deaths at events in the North of England within 24 hours....
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UK ‘the number one destination in Europe for investment’
International Trade Secretary Liam Fox said the UK was the top destination in Europe for investment The UK enjoyed record breaking inward investment from foreign companies over the past financial...
View ArticleNetball: Arethusans target more title success
A CLUB featuring the top teams within the South & West Dorset League are now hungry to defend the Premier Division titles, as players enter into the winter season campaign. Arethusans Netball Club...
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Widening gap between users and IT
Only a minority of end users believe they take all appropriate steps to protect company data accessed and used in the course of their jobs. This is a sharp decline from 56 percent in 2014, according...
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Carnage at the Notting Hill Carnival: Police arrest 450 people and six are...
Metropolitan Police Federation chairman says increasing number of criminals want to hijack event Officers confiscated a Taser gun and 454 people were arrested – the highest total in at least 15 years...
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Thug who punched a pedigree pug breeder and stole a puppy is jailed for five...
Thomas Stokes entered Elizabeth Swain’s home to buy a pug puppy But while her back was turned he made off with one of the dogs When Mrs Swain tried to apprehend him, he punched her repeatedly Stokes...
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