Blogs 

In a world where deception can lurk beneath the surface of everyday communication, uncovering the truth is more critical than ever. Whether you are a business leader, a financial institution, or a legal professional, the ability to detect hidden meanings and inconsistencies in statements can save you from costly mistakes and fraud.

According to a BBC News article published on Thursday, 14th August 2025, a builder accused of defrauding customers of more than £2m denies his business was nothing but a pyramid scheme.

Today Deception Detection Lab and Ayleen Charlotte publish our first in a series of blogs about Romance Fraud. Ayleen highlights a number of linguistic elements used by The Tinder Swindler to gain her confidence and control her.

The Oxford English Dictionary defines a ‘Tell’ as being ‘an unconscious action that is thought to betray an attempted deception’.

Today’s blog follows Crystal Palace FC’s recent success in winning the FA Cup Final at Wembley, their first ever major trophy.

The £48,000 Masterstroke: How Linguistic Analysis Closed a Francis Bacon Art Deal  In high-stakes negotiation, language reveals far more than numbers.

Just Do or Don't Do It 2? Earnings Call

As Sherlock Holmes said to Doctor Watson, ‘You can see everything. You fail however to reason what you see.’

Business Protection and Reputation. We show you how the case of Axed BBC employee Wynne Evans is a useful example of how we can help

Post about Angela Rayner's text re: Sir Kier Starmer

Our blog today covers the death of Ellen Greenberg in 2011.

Will Fury hang up his Boxing Gloves forever?

Nike sued the The Shoe Surgeon in July 2024 and claimed the bespoke shoe designer attempted “to build an entire multifaceted retail empire” using Nike’s trademark rights by creating and selling counterfeit Nike shoes and selling classes that teach consumers how to make their own fake Nike shoes.