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The BBC News and Sport Search feeds have been discontinued, but we now offer feeds containing results from across BBC Online, including BBC iPlayer, blogs, news and sport.

We recommend you update your feed reader to use the feed linked from one of these search results pages: RAF Scampton, Gordale Scar, La Scala, Nevio Scala, Emancipation, EMAP, Mary Scanlon, Scale insect, Rahm Emanuel or Scabies, or use the autosuggest system on the BBC Online search box to find a search results page for the subject you are interested in and subscribe to the feed for that page.

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Passengers receiving e-mails offering compensation for volcanic ash flight delays are warned it is a scam.

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Fraudsters are continuing their switch from traditional card fraud to raiding online bank accounts, new research shows.

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Criminal gangs have been cashing in on the Haiti earthquake by seeking funds for bogus charities, the BBC learns.

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