Banks are ‘encouraging’ fraudsters to steal ‘billions’ of pounds from customers by denying that exploits in chip and pin systems are possible – and the watchdog is allowing them to do it, a leading expert has claimed.
Chip and pin was introduced in the UK in the early 2000s after banks accepted security failings which meant magnetic strips on debit and credit cards could be cloned, letting criminals rinse victims at cash points.
But scientists, such as security engineering professor
Boris Johnson was today urged by health experts and business leaders to relax the 10-day quarantine rule for positive cases in favour of a test and release scheme to stop Omicron ‘disabling everything’.
At a press conference this afternoon, Nicola Sturgeon warned essential services could come under threat due to the number of people off work and suggested more restrictions may be needed to stop this from happening.
An analysis of official figures suggests Britain could reach up to 460,000
Boris Johnson today looked as if he had to be held back by Canadian PM Justin Trudeau when he saw French President Emmanuel Macron at the G20 summit.
As the Channel fisheries row continues to intensify the PM and French President came face-to-face in Rome for a group photo of world leaders.
One hilarious image captured the moment Mr Trudeau held onto Mr Johnson’s arm as they made their way onto the platform.
The photograph appeared to suggest the two
Britain must be punished for Brexit to show other EU states that ‘leaving is more damaging than remaining’, France’s prime minister has said in a furious letter.
In what is a further escalation of Britain’s ongoing row with it’s Channel neighbour over fishing rights, Jean Castex wrote to European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen in an attempt to get backing for a new hard line stance against the UK.
Paris has so far threatened to increase checks on British
Conservative MP Sir David Amess has died today after being stabbed to death in a church as he tried to help his constituents.
The popular politician – who won at the last general election with a margin of 14,000 votes – was knifed ‘multiple times’ by a 25-year-old killer.
His attacker sprinted into the church and stabbed him to death during his weekly surgery as constituents watched in horror.
The Tory MP for Southend West, 69, was meeting locals at
