UK gang uses meme coin to launder money, marking a new crypto crime trend amid $500 million in global meme coin scams.

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The group used criminal money to buy vans and lorries in the UK to sell in Ukraine after the start of the war, before converting their earnings into cryptocurrency. They exploited the legitimate ...

UK inflation slowed to 2.6% in March, down from 2.8% in February. The reading came in lower than analysts had forecast.

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A nationwide investigation is underway into the rise in Turkish-style barber shops on high streets over fears that premises are being used by gangsters for money ... across the UK has increased ...

Money has been seized at several barber shops across the UK (Picture: Getty Images) Several ‘Turkish’ barber shops across the UK have been raided by authorities overs fears they could be ...

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Detectives unravelled the crime ring, finding Lutsak had arranged cash collections in the UK. Popovych then used the money to buy vehicles which were then shipped to his legitimate Ukrainian clients.