Ever since word of the Flame virus first got out the superlatives have come in thick and fast.
New Zealand announces 40% hike in tobacco taxes
Thursday 24 May 2012
New Zealand's government has squeezed smokers more than ever by announcing a 40% hike in tobacco taxes over the next four years.
Ukraine Olympic chief filmed offering to sell thousand pounds worth of Olympics tickets on black market
Tuesday 22 May 2012
The General Secretary of Ukraine’s National Olympic Committee has been filmed offering to sell several thousand pounds worth of Olympics tickets to an undercover reporter posing as a ticket tout.
Ex-Goldman man faces insider dealing charges
Tuesday 22 May 2012
The great and the good of the Indian business community may be fiercely protesting his innocence on the web and in interviews, but a jury of ordinary New Yorkers will decide the fate of Rajat Gupta, the former Goldman Sachs board member whose trial for insider trading got under way yesterday.
Simon English: How London Whale's errors attracted the market sharks
Tuesday 22 May 2012
The football match of your lifetime starts in 20 minutes but you don't have a ticket. You will pay whatever the touts on the corner are demanding.
FSA fines City insurer £3.4m and bans chief
Wednesday 09 May 2012
The European arm of one of Japan's biggest insurance groups was yesterday fined £3.35m by the City regulator, while its former executive chairman was given a lifetime ban on working in the City.
Websites linked to £500m credit card fraud shut down by police
Thursday 26 April 2012
Three men have been arrested and 36 criminal websites selling credit card information and other personal data shut down as part of a two-year international anti-fraud operation, police have confirmed.
First 'organ trafficking' case found
Thursday 26 April 2012
The first case of someone being brought to Britain to have an organ removed for trafficking has been uncovered, according to a report.
Two found guilty of Olympic money-laundering
Tuesday 24 April 2012
Two men have been jailed for money laundering following a £2.3 million fraud against the Olympic Delivery Authority.
No clues to the ultimate Chinese takeaway
Friday 20 April 2012
The theft of oriental art from Cambridge University has police stumped. By Charlie Cooper
The curious case of the vanishing treasures
Friday 20 April 2012
As yet another museum is raided, Charlie Cooper investigates a black market boom for Chinese art
Health Secretary Andrew Lansley keeping 'open mind' on cigarette packaging
Monday 16 April 2012
Health Secretary Andrew Lansley said his mind is "open" over proposals to strip cigarette packets of branding as a consultation on the plans was launched.
DVD: Justice (15)
Friday 06 April 2012
Nicolas Cage, after two encouraging comeback turns in Kick-Ass and Bad Lieutenant, returns to dunderheaded action territory.
Coutts fined for failing to check high-risk clients
Tuesday 27 March 2012
Coutts, the bank famed for handling the finances of the Queen and around half the England football team, was fined £8.75 million for "serious, systemic" money-laundering failures yesterday.








