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We can\u2019t always promise a reply but please contact The Crusader, Daily Express, One Canada Square, Canary Wharf, London E14 5AP. Email: crusader@express.co.uk. Only send document copies, not originals. ALWAYS INCLUDE YOUR PHONE NUMBER, thank you. \u27a4 SOME 700,000 adults have experienced an investments- related fraud or scam since May last year, so keep to hand the trusty Firm Checker tool, developed by regulator the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).<\/p>\n

As its name suggests, it gives consumers a fast and simple way to see if a firm is FCA-authorised and helps avoid scams. See fca.org.uk\/ consumers\/fca-firm-checker Despite growing awareness of fraud, the data on the number of people losing money suggests people are still skipping the final firm check crucial step. So make firm-checking a habit \u2013 just like locking the front door \u2013 before committing any money.<\/p>\n

As always, if it seems too good to be true, it invariably is. Hesitate, firm check and protect your money. Cut-off widow has good call of duty LANDLINE hobbled, broadband still going but her direct debit situation looking very iffy for no good reason, it was little wonder that an EE customer did not know where to turn next. Yet a few weeks ago everything had been ticking along as normal for Carol Baird, a long-time EE customer who had always paid on time. Coming to Crusader for help, she explained: \u201cMy landline suddenly became out of order although the broadband continued.<\/p>\n

When I enquired why, I was told the line had been disabled because I hadn\u2019t paid my bill for a couple of months. \u201cI was so shocked, I hadn\u2019t checked as there had never been a problem before and my account had plenty of funds. \u201cYet when I did look, I saw no recent payment had been made.<\/p>\n

Neither the account nor direct debit number had changed so none if it made any sense.\u201d At first Carol was credited with \u00a347, but wasn\u2019t happy when asked to pay another \u00a380 to have the landline reinstated. \u201cI paid however as I was worried my broadband would be disabled,\u201d she added.<\/p>\n

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SHAMIMA Begum may be plotting to pay people smugglers to help her return to Britain, astonishing text messages from inside her detention camp claim. The nation\u2019s most famous jihadi bride has been held in Syria since 2019 after Islamic State, which she joined as a schoolgirl 10 years ago, was defeated. Begum was stripped of her British citizenship for signing up to the death cult and all of her legal bids in the UK to overturn that BY RICHARD ASHMORE and ANDREW DRURY EXCLUSIVE TURN TO PAGE 4 FIRST BABY BORN IN UK FROM DEAD DONOR WOMB SEE PAGES 18&19 Police arrest Mandelson in Epstein \ufb01 les probe SEE PAGES 6&7 BRIDE A ay be plotting ers to help her nishing text de her mous held fter she 10 of for ult in hat 2 Daily Express Tuesday, February 24, 2026 DX1ST Britain yesterday Amsterdam Drizzle 12C\/54F Brussels Drizzle 14C\/57F Dublin Cloudy 12C\/54F Frankfurt Rain 12C\/54F Geneva Sunny 16C\/61F Lisbon Fair 18C\/64F Madrid Sunny 20C\/68F Paris Cloudy 16C\/61F Rome Sunny 17C\/63F Amsterdam Sunny 16C\/61F Brussels Sunny 18C\/64F Dublin Rain 13C\/55F Frankfurt Fair 14C\/57F Geneva Sunny 17C\/63F Lisbon Rain 17C\/63F Madrid Fair 19C\/66F Paris Sunny 19C\/66F Rome Sunny 17C\/63F Britain Extremes: (24 hours to 11pm Sunday) Warmest: Northolt, 15c (59f).<\/p>\n

Coldest: Fyvie Castle, 1c (33f). Wettest: Stonyhurst, 0.88ins. Sunniest: Boulmer, 6.8hrs. Lighting-up times Glasgow 5.40pm-7.18am London 5.32pm-6.54am Manchester 5.37pm-7.05am Newcastle 5.31pm-7.05am Belfast 5.49pm-7.22am Birmingham 5.37pm-7.02am Bristol 5.41pm-7.04am Full Moon 03 March MOON rises: 9.16am, sets: 1.53am SUN rises London: 6.56am, sets: 5.32pm Manchester rises: 7.08am, sets: 5.37pm Moon, sun and tides HIGH TIDE London B\u2019ge (6.00am), (6.29pm) Liverpool (3.14am), (3.43pm) Greenock (4.29am), (4.59pm) Dover (3.06am), (3.33pm) Supplied by MeteoGroup Around the world yesterday North West: Cloudy with brighter spells later.<\/p>\n

Gentle breezes. Milder in the afternoon. High 13C (55F). East Anglia: Cloudy start, becoming sunnier. Breezy with mild temperatures, clearing overnight. High 13C (55F). Northern Ireland: Overcast with occasional drizzle. Mild with brisk winds tapering off later. High 11C (52F). London\/South East: Cloudy turning fair with clear skies later. Light winds, cool throughout the day.<\/p>\n

High 13C (55F). Wales: Cloudy with light drizzle initially. Brightening later. Gentle breezes, mild overall.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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