Bangkok Bar Fire Death Toll Hits 30, Dozens in Hospital
The death toll from a Bangkok music bar fire has risen to 30, with over 70 hospitalized and 24 critical, in Thailand's deadliest bar fire in 17 years.
The death toll from a Bangkok music bar fire has risen to 30, with over 70 hospitalized and 24 critical, in Thailand's deadliest bar fire in 17 years.
Apple warns iPhone users of a FaceTime scam where fraudsters pose as bank employees to steal personal info and drain accounts. Users urged to report suspicious calls.
The North East England Chamber of Commerce warns members about fake emails designed to cause reputational damage, stating no data breach occurred and systems remain secure.
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Amazon has issued a red alert to UK customers about a surge in scam emails that impersonate the company, tricking users into revealing personal data. The fake messages claim suspicious account activity and include a link to a phishing page.
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Demon Campers, tied to ex-SNP councillor Michael Cullen who faked rape claims, renamed Demon Leisure. Director Audrey Cullen resigned amid police probe into fraud.
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M&S, Tesco, Lidl, Primark, and John Lewis have issued urgent recalls for food and products due to listeria, allergens, lead, and asbestos risks. Customers urged not to consume or use items.
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Adam Mejri, 47, wept in the dock as he was jailed for 42 months after using a fake identity to claim over £160,000 in benefits and council support, including attempting to exploit a Grenfell Tower fund.
Former Arsenal and Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri was held by French police for 10 hours over an alleged money laundering case linked to drug traffickers, but released without charges.
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Sean Kingston sentenced to 3.5 years for $1m wire fraud scheme involving luxury items and fake receipts.
Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Jen Shah pleads guilty to fraud charges in telemarketing scheme that scammed hundreds.
Carer Pamela Gwinnett stole £300k from pensioner Joan Green, spent on Botox and luxury, jailed six years in absentia.
British man James Wellesley pleads guilty in New York to $99 million wine fraud involving fake loans and fictitious wine collections.
Tennessee man named George Herman Ruth, same as Babe Ruth, charged with using stolen identities of baseball players to defraud class action settlements of over $550,000.
A mother-of-two from South Wales claims her winning £12 million lottery ticket was thrown away after a shopkeeper said it wasn't a winner. Allwyn is investigating.
One in 20 Britons admit to dine-and-dash, with incidents rising amid cost-of-living crisis, leaving restaurants struggling.
Victorian police warn Taylor Swift fans of social media ticket scams, with losses exceeding $260,000 ahead of the Eras tour.
Countryfile investigates identity fraud targeting farmers, with criminals stealing goods worth thousands by posing as legitimate buyers.
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Erin Patterson denied bail on murder charges over fatal mushroom lunch in Leongatha, Victoria, accused of killing three and attempting murder of ex-partner.
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