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In the UK an average of 455 retail staff are assaulted or subjected to abuse every single day whilst 200 incidents of theft are reported and recorded every hour.

​Retail crime is costing retailers increasing amounts of money every year, amounting to a total of £2.2 billion in the UK alone.

​This amount includes money directly lost through crime along with what retailers are spending on loss prevention in the last year, much of this cost is recovered by increasing the price of the goods we buy. Catch a Thief UK is a leading digital online crime prevention platform, aimed at deterring and identifying suspects that are wanted in connection with suspected violence, abuse or theft in UK retail outlets.

​We work closely with retailers, businesses, police forces, and other crime prevention agencies across the UK.

​Violence towards staff, theft from retail outlets and other businesses are becoming more prominent across the UK, making the places we live, shop and work feel unsafe. DETECT - DETER - DISRUPT!!! At CAT UK SECURITY, our mission is to provide unparalleled security solutions that protect and empower our clients. We are committed to delivering exceptional services that safeguard their valuable assets, ensuring peace of mind and enabling them to focus on what matters most. With integrity, expertise, and innovation at our core, we strive to stay ahead of evolving threats, employing cutting-edge technology and a highly skilled team to provide comprehensive security measures. Our dedication to excellence, customer satisfaction, and ethical practices drives us to create a safe and trusted environment for individuals, businesses, and events. Through our unwavering commitment to our mission, we aim to redefine the standards of security, making a positive impact on the lives and businesses we serve. CATCH A THIEF UK is a renowned provider of cutting-edge security technologies, specialising in theft prevention, anti-social behaviour detection, and incident reporting. Our advanced systems, including facial recognition, artificial intelligence, audio warning announcement systems, CCTV, public appeals...

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Prolific shoplifters behind more than 28,000 offences, BBC finds
16/09/2026

Prolific shoplifters behind more than 28,000 offences, BBC finds

The suspects identified include one linked to the equivalent of a reported crime every 10 days.

Birmingham Soho Road security guard threated by knifeman after 'challenge'
06/09/2026

Birmingham Soho Road security guard threated by knifeman after 'challenge'

Police have launched an investigation after a security guard was threatened with a blade

🚨 SPECIAL REPORT | UK NATIONAL SECURITY🇬🇧 EXERCISE ALBISTON SHADOW: Britain prepares for its biggest home defence exerci...
04/09/2026

🚨 SPECIAL REPORT | UK NATIONAL SECURITY

🇬🇧 EXERCISE ALBISTON SHADOW: Britain prepares for its biggest home defence exercise in decades

The UK Government is preparing for Exercise ALBISTON SHADOW, a major multi-day national security exercise scheduled for 2027.

The exercise is expected to involve ministers and hundreds of officials from across government and the wider public sector, testing how Britain would respond to hybrid attacks against the UK.

But there is another significant development.

🇬🇧 The Government is also updating its classified “War Books” national contingency plans designed to set out how government would respond to a major crisis or conflict. The Government says these plans were last updated in 2004.

The exercise comes as the UK strengthens its wider Home Defence Programme and updates the National Risk Register.

⚠️ Hybrid threats can include forms of hostile activity such as cyber attacks, sabotage, disruption of critical infrastructure and interference with democratic processes.

Importantly, the exact ALBISTON SHADOW scenario remains classified.

There is currently no confirmed date for the 2027 exercise, and claims circulating online about specific targets, attacks or an imminent war should not be presented as established fact.

So what does this actually mean for Britain?

Is the UK simply preparing responsibly for a changing security environment or does the scale of the preparations signal how seriously the Government now views the possibility of major disruption or conflict?

Our Catch a Thief UK National Security News Special Report examines the history of the War Books, the timeline leading to ALBISTON SHADOW, Britain's changing approach to homeland defence and what it could mean for national resilience.

📖 READ THE FULL SPECIAL REPORT:
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🇬🇧 Catch a Thief UK National Security News

SPECIAL REPORT | NATIONAL SECURITYCatch a Thief UK National Security News Special Report | 4 September 2026UK prepares to test how government and the wider public sector would respond to hybrid attacks, while classified “War Books” are rewritten for the first time since 2004Britain is preparing ...

🚨 CENSUS SCAM WARNING — WHAT’S ACTUALLY TRUE? 🚨A warning circulating on social media claims that fraudsters are going do...
04/09/2026

🚨 CENSUS SCAM WARNING — WHAT’S ACTUALLY TRUE? 🚨

A warning circulating on social media claims that fraudsters are going door-to-door posing as “Home Affairs Officers”, allegedly using a census identity check as a way to gain access to people’s homes.

⚠️ But there is currently no verified evidence that this alleged organised census burglary operation is taking place across the UK.

However, there is an important point that shouldn't be overlooked.

🏠 The UK Government itself warns that criminals can impersonate Home Office officials and other trusted organisations.

Fraudsters may use official-looking identification, documents, uniforms or convincing stories to gain people's trust, obtain personal information or request money.

🔐 If someone unexpectedly arrives at your door claiming to be a government official:

• Keep the door closed while you establish who they are.
• Ask for identification.
• Verify their identity independently using official contact details.
• Never hand over cash, bank details or unnecessary personal information.
• Don't allow pressure or urgency to make you ignore your normal security precautions.
• If you believe a crime is taking place, contact the police.

📢 Don't panic. Don't automatically believe viral warnings. But don't ignore genuine doorstep security risks either.

STOP. CHECK. VERIFY.

The full factual story, including the Government guidance and fact-checking behind the viral claim, is available from Catch a Thief UK News.

By Catch a Thief UK NewsA widely shared warning claims fraudsters are going door-to-door posing as government officials. While there is no evidence of the alleged census burglary operation, the UK Government confirms that criminals do impersonate Home Office officials.A warning circulating across so...

ENGLAND COULD INTRODUCE ‘RESTRICTION ZONES’ FOR SERIOUS OFFENDERSA proposed new system could see certain serious offende...
31/08/2026

ENGLAND COULD INTRODUCE ‘RESTRICTION ZONES’ FOR SERIOUS OFFENDERS

A proposed new system could see certain serious offenders legally prevented from entering specific areas after leaving prison.

The plans are being described as a potential “world first” and could use GPS monitoring and geofencing to help keep offenders away from their victims.

📍 Imagine a virtual boundary around a town, neighbourhood or other location.

If an offender subject to the restriction entered that area, their electronic monitoring could potentially detect the breach and alert the authorities.

The aim is simple:

🛡️ Give victims greater protection.

But it also raises some big questions:

❓ How big should these zones be?
❓ Who decides where the boundaries are?
❓ How quickly should a breach trigger police action?
❓ Could CCTV and facial recognition eventually be used alongside GPS?
❓ How should people's location data be protected?

Technology is increasingly becoming part of the UK's approach to crime prevention, surveillance and public protection.

The question is where the line should be drawn between protecting victims and monitoring offenders.

👇 WHAT DO YOU THINK?

Should serious offenders be subject to GPS-enforced restriction zones after release?

👍 YES — if it helps protect victims
🤔 POSSIBLY — but with strict safeguards
👎 NO — serving the sentence should be enough

📰 Read the full story from Catch a Thief UK News: https://www.catchathief.co.uk/protectingyourtetailbusinesscatchathiefuksolutionsforsafetyandsecuritypost/england-could-introduce-restriction-zones-for-serious-offenders-in-world-first-move

Catch a Thief UK NewsAndy Burnham backs new powers that could use geographical restrictions to keep released offenders away from victims.England could introduce new “restriction zones” designed to prevent certain serious offenders from entering specific geographical areas after they are released...

Quinton Road West incident live as air ambulance lands at police scene
18/08/2026

Quinton Road West incident live as air ambulance lands at police scene

A dozen officers have been pictured outside the Co-Op, with the air ambulance landing at an adjacent street

Bystander hero takes down 'aggressive' shoplifter in Ardwick
17/07/2026

Bystander hero takes down 'aggressive' shoplifter in Ardwick

'There are times where you should step in - this is one of them'

🚨 MURDER INVESTIGATION LAUNCHED AFTER MAN DIES FOLLOWING SHOP ASSAULTA murder investigation is underway after 53-year-ol...
14/07/2026

🚨 MURDER INVESTIGATION LAUNCHED AFTER MAN DIES FOLLOWING SHOP ASSAULT

A murder investigation is underway after 53-year-old Paul Heyfron died in hospital almost two weeks after being seriously assaulted inside a shop in Brook Walk, East Finchley.

The Metropolitan Police are continuing to investigate and are appealing for witnesses and anyone with CCTV, dashcam or mobile phone footage from the area to come forward.

No arrests have been announced and detectives say enquiries remain ongoing.

Our thoughts are with Mr Heyfron's family and friends at this difficult time.

🔗 Read the full story here: [https://www.catchathief.co.uk/protectingyourtetailbusinesscatchathiefuksolutionsforsafetyandsecuritypost/man-dies-following-assault-inside-east-finchley-shop-as-police-launch-murder-investigation

If you have any information that could help the investigation, please contact the Metropolitan Police quoting CAD 9157/30JUN26, or contact Crimestoppers anonymously.

List of Nottingham shoplifters who plagued city centre released by police
11/07/2026

List of Nottingham shoplifters who plagued city centre released by police

Police say that shop thefts have fallen by 10 per cent

Serial shoplifter caught in Birmingham after thieving spree in city shopping area
11/07/2026

Serial shoplifter caught in Birmingham after thieving spree in city shopping area

A shoplifter was caught this week and faced swift justice for a string of shoplifting offences

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