Is calling on governments across the world to introduce policies to try to tackle that widening global inequality. Chinas Central Bank left its Interest Rate unchanged, defying market expectations. Signs of a weaker currency have continued to limit the scope for monetary easing. A slew of recent data continues to reflect the countrys uneven economic recovery, with a Pick Up in exports in december but weak Credit Growth as the Housing Market continues to stall. Fraudsters are trawling Lost Pet forums and demanding Ransom Payments from owners desperate for their safe return. A Bbc North West investigation found scammers have targeted scores of Dog And Cat lovers with threatening calls. They prey on owners by claiming to have found their Lost Pets before demanding cash. Lets see how things are doing in the markets. The tensions in the
And fans are already calling for him to sing more songs in urdu. Mark savage, bbc news. Police in cumbria are warning that more and more people who have lost pets are being conned out of money by fraudsters who claim to have found them. An investigation by Bbc North West has found that scammers are going through Social Media posts from owners who are desperate to find their missing dog or cat. They then get in touch claiming to know where the animal is and demanding large sums of money for its return. Dan 0donaghue reports. Ill tie the dog up. I want £300 bank transfer. Once youve got the dog, i want another £200. A menacing voice at The End of the phone. In this recording which the bbc has obtained, a blackmailer is demanding payment for a lost pet. Its one of hundreds of calls made to innocent pet owners in the last two years, leaving many people distraught and scared
coming up on bbc news the holders of the africa cup of nations, senegal, have got their tournament off to a great start. they beat neighbours, the gambia, 3 0 in a convincing victory, after they d gone down to ten men. police in cumbria are warning that more and more people who have lost pets are being conned out of money by fraudsters who claim to have found them. an investigation by bbc north west has found that scammers are going through social media posts from owners who are desperate to find their missing dog or cat. they then get in touch claiming to know where the animal is and demanding large sums of money for its return. dan o donaghue reports. i ll tie the dog up. i want £300 bank transfer. once you ve got the dog, i want another £200. a menacing voice at