UK investors duped over anti-terror shares

At least 170 British investors were allegedly duped out of £30m (€45.6m) by US fraudsters who convinced them they were helping to fight the war on terror, it emerged today.

At least 170 British investors were allegedly duped out of £30m (€45.6m) by US fraudsters who convinced them they were helping to fight the war on terror, it emerged today.

Three alleged fraudsters have had assets seized in the United States and another man has been arrested in London, authorities in both countries said.

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