A new anti-fraud campaign to help people protect themselves against crime has been launched, but critics say it is "too little, too late".The Government's Stop! Think Fraud campaign, starting on Monday, includes a new website with fraud safety advice and adverts on billboards, broadcast and social media.Fraud accounts for about 40% of all crime in England and Wales, costing society £6.8 billion, the Home Office said.Tom Tugendhat, Minister of State for Security, speaks about security, fraud and

A new anti-fraud campaign to help people protect themselves against crime has been launched, but critics say it is "too little, too late".The Government's Stop! Think Fraud campaign, starting on Monday, includes a new website with fraud safety advice and adverts on billboards, broadcast and social media.Fraud accounts for about 40% of all crime in England and Wales, costing society £6.8 billion, the Home Office said.Tom Tugendhat, Minister of State for Security, speaks about security, fraud and the Israel/Gaza conflict on BBC breakfast. Credit: BBC Breakfast. No pre-roll ads. Max 60 second use.