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📰 News9 March 2026·2 min read·

UK National Fraud Strategy launched with three-pillar approach

Source: uktn

The UK government launched its new National Fraud Strategy on 9 March 2026, introduced by Minister of State Lord Hanson. The strategy targets fraud — now the most common crime in the UK — through three pillars: disrupting criminal methods, improving victim support, and strengthening prevention. Critics note that tech platforms have largely avoided direct scrutiny under the new framework.

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