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we'll be speaking to our reporter dan whitworth in a moment. and they haven't been very complimentary. there are some great people doing their best as ever but they simply haven't got the resources and we saw lots of examples of packages put together by the national fraud intelligence bureau that then are sent out to police forces around the country, and then nothing happens. and even when it does, the chances of it resulting in a conviction are extremely low. and so that is the frustration. it has been pointed out before that fraud is probably best estimated between a third and two fifths of all crime. if you are an adult, you are much more likely to be a victim of fraud than any other crime type. but despite that magnitude of offending, it attracts less than i% of police officers, fraud investigators. and i think we've said quite clearly in the past that just seems far too low. joining me now is money box reporter — dan whitworth. just how bad is it? really bad, is the short answer. fraud is an epidemic in this country. just a few days ago, t

our sports reporter dan whitworth is in sheffield in the north of england, where the match was playedurnament, and we still say it every time, we want to inspire the nation. i think that's what we're doing, and we want to make a difference, so we hope that got everyone so excited and at the end, the whole country is proud of us and even more and boys will start playing football. when the third goal went in, you start believing, obviously, but yeah, the game becomes blurry when there is that much excitement, that many emotions, an incredible night and an incredible atmosphere from the fans, and i'm super proud to be english and part of this team right now. a packed stadium, 30,000. france v germany. that will decide the other half of the draw in the final on sunday at wembley. hello there. it felt rather cool for the time of year on tuesday across much of the country, particularly in the north and the west, where we also had one or two heavy showers around. but high pressure dominates the scene, as well, as we head into wednesday, but its centre will be pushing towards the east of the

our sports reporter dan whitworth is in sheffield in the north of england, where the match was playedence, so we hope that got everyone so excited and at the end, the whole country is proud of us and even more girls and boys. playing football.- boys. playing football. when the third goal— boys. playing football. when the third goal went - boys. playing football. when the third goal went in, - boys. playing football. when the third goal went in, you . the third goal went in, you start— the third goal went in, you start believing obviously, but yes, — start believing obviously, but yes, the _ start believing obviously, but yes, the game becomes blurry when — yes, the game becomes blurry when there is that much excitement, that many emotions, an incredible night and an incredible atmosphere from the fans. _ incredible atmosphere from the fans. and — incredible atmosphere from the fans, and i'm super proud to be english — fans, and i'm super proud to be english and part of this team right— english and part of this team right now. english and part of this team right now-— right now. englan

earlier, i spoke to money box reporter dan whitworth, who told me how widespread the problem is. us on money box in the context ofjust a few days ago, there were figures released by uk finance, the trade industry business body for the banking and financial sector, and it described how a certain type of fraud when victims are tricked and manipulated into transferring money to criminals themselves — that was up by 46% in the course of just one year. to put that another way, that's £500 million that was stolen from 200,000 people in just the last year so, within those numbers, investment scams are up 60% to £166 million stolen, romance fraud scams, so not just the financial hit but the emotional hit as well, they are up as well, a 77% increase in the space of a year, to seeing £30 million stolen from just over 3,000 victims. fraud is a big, big problem in the uk. staggering figures. why has it got so bad? criminals, fundamentally, are extremely good at theirjob. they are ruthlessly efficient at manipulating people, they are very good at social engineering, and social engineering is

our sports reporter dan whitworth is in sheffield in the north of england, where the match was played been cheering on the lionesses there, and is up to 5000 fans here in the fan zone in sheffield. i've got some i want to introduce you to. now, girls, ispoke to some of the earlier. one of you said it was going to be 4—0. what is your name? willow. willow, so you said it was going to be 4—0. it is 4-0. how do you think the game went? what do you think, how are you feeling? i think the game was amazing. i really enjoyed it. what about you ? how did you find the game? good. and where you happy with 4—0? was that enough? would you have preferred a few more goals? 4-0 is ok. who is your favourite player? who do you think deserves women of the match? i think they all did good. they all did good. i a very good answer. and what about you? i think they all that good. they all smashed it, and hopefully we will be able to snatch the finals. that's the next question, of course, because i couldn't speak to you about the final earlier. it's going to be germany or france. who do you want to play? do

our sports reporter dan whitworth is in sheffield in the north of england, where the match was playedt a mile down the road, 30,000 fans have been sharing on the lionesses there and it up to 5000 fans here in the fan zone in sheffield, i've got some i want to introduce you to. now girls, spoke to some of you earlier, one of you said it was going to be 4—0. who was this? your name? be 4-0. who was this? your name? ~ ., be 4-0. who was this? your name?- you - be 4-0. who was this? your name?- you said i be 4-0. who was this? your name?- you said it . be 4-0. who was this? your l name?- you said it was name? willow. you said it was auoin to name? willow. you said it was going to be — name? willow. you said it was going to be 4-0. _ name? willow. you said it was going to be 4-0, how - name? willow. you said it was going to be 4-0, how do i name? willow. you said it was going to be 4-0, how do you l going to be 4—0, how do you think the game went, how are you feeling? i think the game went, how are you feeling?— you feeling? i think the game was amazing. _ you feeling? i think the game was

goals in the second, to win 4—0 against the highest—ranking team at the euros. 0ur correspondent dan whitworthng fans with you. are they going wild about the victory? we are they going wild about the victo ? ~ ., ., are they going wild about the victo ?~ ., ., .,, victory? we do have some young fans with us, victory? we do have some young fans with us. and — victory? we do have some young fans with us, and when _ victory? we do have some young fans with us, and when the _ victory? we do have some young fans with us, and when the game - victory? we do have some young fans with us, and when the game wrapped | with us, and when the game wrapped up with us, and when the game wrapped up a little earlier, needless to say they were very, very happy with a 4-0 they were very, very happy with a 4—0 square. i will go straight to them and start with you, young lady. how did you enjoy tonight? it was how did you en'oy tonight? it was fantastic. i— how did you enjoy tonight? it was fantastic. i loved _ how did you enjoy tonight? it was fantastic. i loved it. _ how did you enjoy tonight? it was fantastic. i

dan whitworth is in fan park for us. did it finish for— zero? did it finish for- zero? 4-0?d. and were you happy with a—o? a—o is ok. who's your favourite player, who do you think deserves woman of the match was mad i think they all did good. trier? woman of the match was mad i think they all did good.— they all did good. very good answer. i think the they all did good. very good answer. i think they all _ they all did good. very good answer. i think they all did good. _ they all did good. very good answer. i think they all did good. they i they all did good. very good answer. i think they all did good. they all- i think they all did good. they all smashed — i think they all did good. they all smashed it — i think they all did good. they all smashed it and _ i think they all did good. they all smashed it and hopefully- i think they all did good. they all smashed it and hopefully we i i think they all did good. they all smashed it and hopefully we will| i think they all did good. they all. smashed it and hopefully we will be able to— smashed it and hopefully we will be able t