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Rise in rural crime costs a 'serious wake-up call' for farmers - union

The insurance firm says organised criminals will continue to find new ways to target farmers.

BBC UK 11d ago

Rise in rural crime costs a 'serious wake-up call' for farmers - union

The insurance firm says organised criminals will continue to find new ways to target farmers.

BBC Northern Ireland 11d ago

Rise in rural crime costs a 'serious wake-up call' for farmers - union

The insurance firm says organised criminals will continue to find new ways to target farmers.

BBC Northern Ireland 11d ago

'You want to make a quick 1k?' How teens are being lured into crime via apps and games

Encrypted apps including Signal and Discord being used by criminals to lure teens with intellectual disabilities into crime Tue 9 Jun 2026 at 7:29pm Organised crime syndicates are using encrypted digital platforms to recruit vulnerable teenagers with intellectual disabilities, low IQ and no criminal history, "conning" them to commit serious crimes, according to a child and adolescent forensic psychiatrist. Those crimes include fire-bombings, home invasions and kidnappings that have been...

ABC Australia 1d ago

UK's top crime agency hamstrung by legacy IT, watchdog warns

Britain's National Crime Agency (NCA) has been told to urgently overhaul an IT estate so dysfunctional that officers say they are fighting serious organized crime despite the technology rather than because of it. A new report by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has delivered a bruising verdict on the National Crime Agency's tech, concluding that the systems underpinning Britain's fight against organized crime are no longer up to the job. The criticism...

The Register 5d ago

Men charged over firearms and ammunition discovered in car

Men charged over firearms and ammunition discovered in car Two men have been charged after a firearm and ammunition were discovered in a car near Lockerbie. Police stopped the vehicle on the M74 at about 19:55 on Friday as part of efforts to tackle serious and organised crime, after receiving a tip-off. The men, aged 35 and 39, were arrested and charged and are due to appear at Dumfries Sheriff Court on Monday.

BBC Scotland 11d ago

Men charged over firearms and ammunition discovered in car

Men charged over firearms and ammunition discovered in car Two men have been charged after a firearm and ammunition were discovered in a car near Lockerbie. Police stopped the vehicle on the M74 at about 19:55 on Friday as part of efforts to tackle serious and organised crime, after receiving a tip-off. The men, aged 35 and 39, were arrested and charged and are due to appear at Dumfries Sheriff Court on Monday.

BBC Scotland 11d ago

Crack down on 'wild west' of illegal number plates 'not fit for purpose'

Crack down on 'wild west' of illegal number plates 'not fit for purpose' The British Number Plates Association (BNMA) has raised concerns about the number of illegal number plates on the road, which can lead to stolen identities and provide cover for serious crime Plans to crack down on counterfeit and tampered with number plates are “incredibly vague” and “not fit for purpose”, ministers have been warned. The British Number Plates Association (BNMA) has raised concerns about the number of...

Daily Mirror 10d ago

Chinese national targeted as Trump’s denaturalisation campaign ramps up

The Trump administration is stepping up efforts to revoke the citizenship of naturalised Americans, with the US Justice Department on Monday filing lawsuits against 17 people accused of obtaining citizenship through fraud or concealing serious crimes. Among those targeted is a Chinese-born resident of the state of Georgia who prosecutors say hid a prior deportation order and immigration history under a different identity before becoming a US citizen in 2006. The announcement was accompanied...

South China Morning Post 1d ago

Sweden mulls prison for young teens as violent crime rises

Sweden mulls prison for young teens as violent crime rises June 7, 2026Children aged 13 and 14 should still be in school. But in Sweden, young teenagers are being recruited by criminal networks to carry out attacks and contract killings — even shooting people in broad daylight. Under Swedish law, those under the age of 15 are not criminally liable, a fact that is being exploited by organized crime and gang members who often operate out of sight.

Deutsche Welle 3d ago