Starmer preparing for controversial China trip
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is preparing for a potentially contentious visit to China in January 2025, Sky News understands. The trip comes amid heightened tensions over spying allegations.
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WhatsApp data leak affects billions of users
Security researchers discovered a method to expose WhatsApp users' phone numbers and profile data. Learn how to protect your privacy and what this means for your security.
MI5: Chinese Spies Target UK MPs on LinkedIn
UK security services issue rare warning after MPs face 'covert and calculated' Chinese espionage attempts via fake LinkedIn profiles. Learn how to protect yourself.
Review: This £30 Gadget Could Stop Car Thieves
The Technaxx TX-100 plug-in alarm offers a simple, budget-friendly security solution for your car, motorhome, or boat. Read our full review of this clever anti-theft device.
MPs: UK defence plan progress 'glacial' amid threats
A scathing report from MPs warns the UK lacks a national defence plan and is moving too slowly to create one, despite rising threats. Read the critical findings.
MI5: Chinese Spies Target UK MPs on LinkedIn
Security service MI5 warns UK parliamentarians of new Chinese espionage attempts via LinkedIn headhunters. Read the latest on the government's security response.
US Border Agents in Charlotte: Immigration Policy Explained
US border agents deployed to Charlotte spark immigration debate. Learn about the policy shift, local impact, and what it means for UK-US relations.
Supreme Court Reviews Trump's Border Asylum Policy
The US Supreme Court will decide if Trump's policy limiting asylum claims at the border is legal. A ruling is expected by June. Read the latest developments.
Catholic Bishops Condemn Trump Immigration Policy
In a rare political statement, US Catholic bishops have condemned the Trump administration's aggressive immigration enforcement, citing a 'climate of fear'. Read the full story and its implications.
MoD failed to prevent Afghan data breaches, MPs say
MPs warn the Ministry of Defence has not done enough to stop further data breaches after a leak jeopardised thousands of Afghans. Read the full report and government response.
US Labels European Anti-Fascist Groups as Terrorists
The US State Department designates four European anti-fascist groups as terrorist organisations, a controversial move experts call politically motivated. Read the full analysis.
Inside the Coalition's Net Zero Policy Battle
The UK government's internal Net Zero strategy conflict reveals deeper political divides. Discover what's at stake for Britain's climate future and who stands to benefit most.
Putin's three replica offices prevent assassination plots
Vladimir Putin uses three identical presidential offices across Russia to conceal his location and thwart assassination attempts, according to new investigation. Discover the elaborate security measures.
Texas Border Town's Trump Support Wavers After One Year
A year after voting Republican for the first time in a century, residents of Eagle Pass express concerns about Trump's immigration crackdown tactics while acknowledging reduced border crossings.
Brits insist on cash safety net before investing
New research shows 87% of Brits require substantial cash savings before investing, as Treasury considers cutting cash ISA allowance. Discover how this impacts financial security.
ICE agent points gun at woman during California confrontation
A plain-clothes ICE agent pointed his firearm at a woman in Southern California, prompting police intervention. Read the full details of this disturbing incident and its implications.
Louvre Security Failures Exposed in Damning Heist Report
A scathing auditor's report uncovers catastrophic security lapses at the Louvre, detailing how thieves exploited alarm failures and staff shortages in one of Paris's most audacious art thefts.
Somali Pirates Storm Tanker in Major Attack
Heavily armed Somali pirates have stormed a commercial tanker off the coast of Somalia, firing machine guns and grenades in the first major hijacking attempt in years, raising alarm about resurgent maritime security threats.
Somali pirates attack tanker with machine guns and grenades
Heavily armed Somali pirates have launched a dramatic attack on a commercial tanker off the coast of Somalia, firing machine guns and grenades in a dangerous escalation of maritime security threats.
Brussels lockdown after mysterious drone incursion sparks crisis
European security forces scramble as unidentified drones breach Belgian airspace, forcing Brussels into lockdown and raising alarms across NATO headquarters.
Pensions Quadruple Lock: Revolutionary UK Proposal
Explore the groundbreaking proposal for a pensions quadruple lock that could significantly boost state pension payments and provide unprecedented security for UK retirees.
US Ambassador: UK Energy Crisis Threatens National Security
America's top diplomat warns that soaring energy costs have left Britain dangerously exposed to geopolitical pressure, urging immediate action to secure the nation's power supply.
Trump's Tumultuous First Year Back in Office
An in-depth analysis of Donald Trump's dramatic first year back in office, from policy upheavals to international tensions and domestic challenges that defined his unexpected return to power.
Louvre heist suspect: Ex-guard and social media star
A former Louvre security guard turned social media influencer stands accused of orchestrating one of the museum's most audacious art thefts, blending digital fame with alleged criminal enterprise.
Man gropes Mexican President Sheinbaum in security breach
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum was subjected to an unwanted physical approach during a public walkabout, raising serious security concerns about presidential protection protocols.
Foreign prisoner mistakenly freed from Wandsworth Prison
A major security breach at HMP Wandsworth sees a foreign national prisoner accidentally freed during a routine prisoner transfer, sparking urgent police manhunt and government investigation.
Denmark rushes to fix Chinese electric bus security flaw
Danish authorities scramble to patch security vulnerabilities in Chinese-made electric buses that could allow remote access to critical systems, raising national security concerns across Europe.
Mexico's leader rejects US military cartel intervention
Claudia Sheinbaum firmly dismisses American troop deployment in Mexico, asserting national sovereignty while proposing alternative security strategies.
Rachel Reeves: Why tax rises shouldn't feel taxing
Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlines her surprising approach to tax rises, focusing on economic growth and fairness rather than traditional revenue-raising measures.
Reeves's Budget: Honest About Tax?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure as her first major budget raises questions about transparency and future tax decisions. Analysis reveals what the numbers really mean for British households.
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