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By Beth Timmins
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A firm selling retro football team shirts and merchandise has apologised to customers after a cyber-security attack accessed their data.
Classic Football Shirts said customers details had been accessed through one of its third party providers systems.
Some customers complained of receiving emails offering cashback on their previous orders.
The firm is now telling customers not to follow the link if they have received the cashback phishing email.
The firm believes password data and payment information has not been compromised.
But in a Twitter post, the company urged customers to be vigilant and contact their bank to cancel their cards if they supplied their card information on the link from the cashback form.
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PLINTH
… North West sculptors are being asked to submit designs for a piece of art to sit atop a plinth outside Liverpool’s grade two-listed parish church. The winning entry will replace Gail Dooley’s Tidal Shame, which depicts a ceramic gannet entangled by sea plastic and detritus collected on beaches across the UK and Merseyside. The new installation will be unveiled in July and occupy the plinth for 12 months. Bill Addy, chief executive of Liverpool BID Company,
said: “The Liverpool Plinth is a vital place for us to champion artists across the North of England, in a year when they need more support than ever before.” The application process is now open and will close on Friday 19 March. As well as having their work on display, the selected artist will also receive a £1,000 prize.