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Over 900 people have been arrested in the largest action of its kind coordinated by the National Crime Agency. Duration4 minsFirst shown11 Nov 2025Available until Tue 11:59pmWatchlistAudio DescribedSign Language
Leading debt organisations say they are seeing a rise in people using 'buy now, pay later' schemes for household essentials such as food. Duration8 minsFirst shown11 Nov 2025Available until Mon 11:59pmWatchlistAudio…
