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\u25cfYour bank or the police will never send a courier to your home to collect bank cards, cash, or other valuables such as jewellery. \u25cf Contact the organisation directly using contact details you know are correct, such as those on o\ufb03 cial websites, the back of your card or by calling 159 for your bank. \u25cfDo NOT trust the Caller ID display on your phone \u2013 it\u2019s not proof of ID. \u25cf You can report suspected scam calls by sending a text to 7726 with the word \u2018Call\u2019 followed by the caller\u2019s number.<\/p>\n

If YOU think you have been a victim of fraud, contact Report Fraud on 0300 123 2040. LDERLY people are being especially targeted by a scam known as courier fraud. It can start with a phone call from someone claiming to be a police o\ufb03 cer or from the person\u2019s bank. In the former, the caller may tell them they are at risk of fraud, then ask them to help catch those responsible.<\/p>\n

T ere have even been examples where the criminals have turned up at people\u2019s homes with fake warrant cards. T eir aim is to try and get their victims to trust them enough that they agree to withdraw money, make purchases or write down sensitive information. T e courier element comes in when someone arrives to collect the money or item, only to never be seen again. One example involved a person persuaded to stay on the phone while they went to London\u2019s Hatton Garden \u2013 famous for its jewellers \u2013 where they bought a Rolex watch.<\/p>\n

Figures from Report Fraud show reports of courier fraud increased nearly 10 per cent year-on-year, rising from 1721 in 2024 to 1891 in 2025. Over the same period, total losses climbed from \u00a319.5million to more than \u00a321million. A key feature is the disproportionate targeting of older people, particularly those aged 70 and above. Another emerged last week when Santander raised the alarm about a Father\u2019s Day scam ahead of Sunday. In this case a \u201cHi Dad\u201d impersonation scam, where fraudsters use WhatsApp, text or an AI-generated phone call, pretending to be their child requesting money or to make a payment.<\/p>\n

Chris Ainsley, head of fraud risk management at Santander UK, said: \u201cAs a parent, I know how busy life gets and fraudsters often target people who they know they might not have time to properly consider what they\u2019re being asked to do.\u201d Big events are another source for fraudsters. Examples range from the World Cup to concert tickets.<\/p>\n

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POLICE wanted to ask Nicola Sturgeon more questions about her estranged husband\u2019s \u00a3400,000 fraud spree. As Peter Murrell was jailed yesterday for five years and three months, the former FM\u2019s lawyer Aamer Anwar called the claims \u201cdisgraceful and beyond outrageous\u201d. PAGE 2 DAILY RECORD Wednesday, June 24, 2026 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK Control YOUR future, arrange a \u00a3399 Power of Attorney Freephone 0800 049 9688 www.ilawsscotland.co.uk * As seen *( \u00a3250 + VAT = \u00a3300 + \u00a399 Scottish Court Registration Fee = \u00a3399 ) Special Offer INFO WWW.DAILYRECORD.CO.UK ONLINE AND ON MOBILE Glasgow & West Morning clouds, mild to warm; sunny afternoon.<\/p>\n

Max 23C (73F). Winds WSW at 5-7mph. UV index: 6. Edinburgh, Fife, Borders A mostly cloudy morning, \u00adturning sunnier later. Max 23C (73F). Winds W at 5-7mph. UV index: 6. Dundee & Aberdeen Cloudy morning, sunny \u00adintervals later, mild evening. Max 17C (63F). Winds E at 4-6mph. UV index: 6. Forth Valley Morning clouds give way to sunny intervals. Max 23C (73F). Winds WSW at 4-6mph. UV index: 6. UK Weather www.metoffice.gov.uk Inverness & Moray Mostly cloudy skies with sunny spells.<\/p>\n

Max 23C (73F). Winds WSW at 5-7mph. UV index: 6. Highlands & Islands A cloudy start, warming through the day with sunny intervals later. Max 23C (73F). Winds WSW at 5-7mph. UV index: 6. TRAVEL ADVICE TODAY\u2019S WEATHER AA ROADWATCH: 09003 401161 Calls cost 60p per minute Moon sets: 1.12am Moon rises: 4.59pm Sun sets: 10.06pm Sun rises: 4.32am Lighting-up time: 10.06pm High water: Greenock 8.17am, 9.22pm Aberdeen 9.58am, 10.44pm Leith 11.15am, 11.43pm SUN, MOON & TIDES 7-DAY FORECAST AIR QUALITY THUNDERBALL \u25a0 facebook.com\/TheScottishDailyRecord \u25a0 twitter.com\/Daily_Record EMERGENCY HELPLINES NHS 24 National Rail Enquiries Scottish Hydro Electric SP Networks Scottish Water Gas emergencies Childline Crimestoppers Samaritans Victim Support Scottish Domestic Abuse helpline Scottish SPCA 111 0345 748 4950 0800 300 999 0800 092 9290 0800 077 8778 0800 111 999 0800 1111 0800 555111 116 123 0345 603 9213 0800 027 1234 03000 999 999 PHONE 0141 309 3251 EMAIL reporters@dailyrecord.co.uk 3 33 36 45 46 4 9 12 29 32 3 5 6 EUROMILLIONS Tuesday, June 23 Mill.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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