LFF's Vee Bharkhada hosts Minesh Pandya, Consultant at PKF & Nicolai Thomson, CEO & Cofounder at Jenesys, as they give their take on the month's top fraud news stories:

1. Fraud ‘epidemic’ may be even worse than figures suggest, experts warn
2. Scammers are targeting parents by using AI to clone their children's voices
3. Banks Call On PM to Make Big Tech Address Online Fraud
4. Elderly victims lose £27k in Leicestershire courier fraud scams
5. Victims speak out over ‘tsunami’ of fraud on Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp
6. Influencers in firing line as France tackles scams

LFF Chair, Nick Downing hosts Simon Miller, Director of Policy and Communications with Stop Scams UK, and Scott Johnston, Public Sector Operations EMEA with Chainalysis, as they give their take on the month's top fraud news stories:

1. New suppliers appointed for Action Fraud service replacement
2. Fraud victim fears he may never get over pain of being targeted
3. Social media sites are wild west for shopping fraud, says UK bank
4. UK crypto fraud losses jump 40%
5. Mobile fraud: Thieves 'shoulder surfing' victims to steal phones
6. Fraudster jailed for running multimillion-pound website iSpoof

Our experts give their take on the month's top fraud news stories;

• Microsoft's AI Program Can Clone Your Voice From a 3-Second Audio Clip
• Fraudster posed as doctor in UK for 19 years, court hears
• Companies House plans identity verification service
• Barclays issues warning to Britons after man scammed on his own doorstep - ‘it was a lie!’
• Woman allegedly linked to Colston protest fundraising denies fraud
• Fraud alert: Five bank scams to watch out for 2023