Jamie Harrison, 55, is sentenced after he used colleagues' cash for holidays, meals and entertainment. Source link

In the joint letter, seen by BBC Wales, organisations from the soft drinks, retail, hospitality, alcoholic drinks and bottled water sectors say they support a unified UK-wide scheme for ...

Even with sophisticated technology it is still difficult to detect fake foods. Source link

Getty ImagesThe new body will buy technology such as facial recognition on behalf of all police forcesA new national police force is being created to take over counter-terror, fraud, ...

Josh MartinBusiness reporterGetty ImagesThe report will look at Covid-era programmes like Eat Out to Help Out, which subsidised hospitality billsCovid-19 support programmes cost taxpayers nearly £11bn through fraud and ...

Mark SimpsonCommunity correspondent, BBC News NIPacemakerIan Coulter (left) and Frank Cushnahan (right), both pictured at an earlier hearing, have denied the chargesThe trial is under way of two prominent ...

Jonathan MorrisBBC News, South West andTamsin MelvilleBBC News, CornwallBBCNeil Hopper was motivated by sexual interest in amputation, the court heardAn NHS vascular surgeon who had his own legs removed ...

Samsung boss Lee Jae-yong has been cleared by South Korea's top court of fraud charges, concluding a years-long legal battle over his role in a 2015 merger deal.Lee, the ...

Spindrift(Clockwise from top right) Alan Hush, Gavin Brown, Adam Sharoudi and Gavin Cox were found guilty at the High Court in GlasgowFour men have been jailed over a £6m ...

Brendan HughesBBC News NI political reporterBBCLiz Kimmins says she's "extremely concerned" about the claimsNorthern Ireland's infrastructure minister has said she is "extremely concerned" by claims that driving licences were ...

Cormac CampbellBBC NI south-east reporterPress AssociationMartin O'Hagan worked for the Sunday WorldA man charged with fraud by false representation in relation to the investigation into the murder of journalist ...

A Blackpool nightclub owner and his accountant have been found guilty of their involvement in a £4.9m tax fraud.Paul Kelly, who owned a string of bars and pubs across ...