Arrest warrant for architect who attacked crew on Heathrow flight
Simone de Gale, 44, convicted in absence of assaulting cabin crew on Virgin Atlantic flight; warrant issued after no-show.
Category : Defence Security
Sixth man arrested over RAF Fairford plot released on bail
A 25-year-old dual UK-Iranian national arrested over an alleged terror plot at RAF Fairford has been released on bail, Counter Terrorism Policing said.
Iranian men charged over alleged plot against Jewish community
Two Iranian nationals have been charged with terrorism offences over an alleged plot targeting the Jewish community in Manchester, linked to an overseas group.
Poland Bomb Plot Spy: Was Igor Rogov a Kremlin Agent?
A bungled bomb plot in Poland exposed a spy, but whose spy was he? Exiled Russian activist Igor Rogov's friends were shocked by accusations he worked for the Kremlin.
Covering Trump's Chaotic Trade Wars: Inside the Guardian
Guardian reporters reveal the challenges of covering Trump's erratic tariffs, from whipsaw policy shifts to real-world impacts on Canadians and global markets.
Trump announces Greenland security deal with Denmark
Trump says Greenland security agreement with Denmark is 'historic', will come at no cost to the US, and includes a military build-up.
Undersea microphones to protect UK's £65bn cables
BAE Systems is developing vibration-detecting sensors to protect the UK's £65bn undersea cables, which carry 90% of internet traffic and face rising Russian threats.
NATO jets shoot down mystery drone over Lithuania
NATO fighter jets shot down a mystery drone that entered Lithuanian airspace from Belarus, President Gitanas Nausėda confirmed, citing readiness amid Russian aggression.
US airman recounts Iran rescue amid 60 Minutes criticism
US Air Force colonel Bravo survived a 7,000ft climb with a broken back after being shot down in Iran, rescued by special forces in a mission critics call Pentagon propaganda.
Turkey arrests 162 in LGBTQ+ crackdown under 'family values' campaign
Turkish police arrested 162 people in dawn raids across 12 provinces targeting gay bars and LGBTQ+ activists under the 'My Family is Safe' campaign, drawing condemnation from rights groups.
Teen jailed for stabbing man who intervened in kidnap
Lewie Wilson, 18, was jailed for four years for stabbing a man who intervened in a kidnap in Harlow, leaving the victim on life support.
Trump's Iran threats normalize mass violence: analyst
Trump's repeated threats to 'wipe out' Iran are normalizing mass violence, desensitizing the West, and undermining international law, warns Mohamad Bazzi.
Sydney man jailed for 3.5 years over fake defence reports
Alexander Csergo, 58, was jailed for 3.5 years for preparing fake defence reports for Chinese spies he met on LinkedIn, with parole eligibility in October.
Pentagon Polygraphs Expose Hegseth's Weakness
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's mass polygraph tests on 50 officials reveal weakness, not strength, as leaks persist despite crackdowns.
US military has access to over half of Australia's bases
New data reveals US military interests control or access more than half of Australia's military bases, with analysts warning of 'saturation' and potential entanglement in a US-China conflict.
Zelenskyy adviser warns of mutual destruction in war of cities
Ukraine's defence technology adviser Serhii Beskrestnov warns neither side can win, as long-range strikes escalate and civilian risk grows.
Colombia drone attack kills 3 soldiers, ELN blamed
At least three Colombian soldiers were killed and four wounded in a drone attack and clash blamed on ELN guerrillas at a military compound in Ocaña, Norte de Santander.
Russia strikes Ukraine intelligence HQ in 'major escalation'
A Russian drone struck the SBU headquarters in central Kyiv, injuring nine, as Zelenskyy vows a tangible response, calling it a major escalation.
Man escapes kidnappers by jumping out window in Lincolnshire
CCTV shows a man jumping from a first-floor window to escape kidnappers in Lincolnshire, then flagging down a police car, leading to five arrests.
US military disables ad trackers on troops' phones
US military branches disabled advertising trackers on phones and computers after reports that location data could target troops in the Middle East, letters show.
Seoul denies Hormuz deployment reports amid US pressure
South Korea denies reports of preparing Hormuz military deployment amid US pressure, citing review but nothing decided.
Trump names Adam Telle acting army secretary after Driscoll exit
Donald Trump named Adam Telle acting army secretary after Daniel Driscoll quit amid clashes with Pete Hegseth, praising Telle as a 'Great Patriot.'
Vance on Iran wedding strike deaths: 'Sometimes things happen'
JD Vance dismissed reports of a US strike killing four at an Iran wedding, saying 'sometimes things happen' and the US never targets civilians.
Putin's top nuclear general shot in face by motorcycle assassin
Major General Nikolai Varpakhovich, 56, was shot in the face and chest by a motorcycle assassin outside his home in Saratov, Russia, and is in critical condition.
Clooney backs Ruffalo's free speech in Paramount-Warner row
George Clooney defends Mark Ruffalo's right to criticize the $111bn Paramount-Warner Bros merger, citing job loss fears and supporting free speech amid antisemitism accusations.
Trump-Putin Ties: Deference, Kompromat, and Ukraine's Cost
Luke Harding examines Trump's deference to Putin, citing ideology, kompromat, and consequences for Ukraine, including halted military aid and Patriot missile refusal.
US defends Venezuela oil deal amid democracy concerns
US officials defend a deal giving Washington control of 65bn barrels of Venezuelan oil, arguing it will rebuild democracy, but opposition remains skeptical.
ICE agents could be sent to polling places, says US security chief
Homeland security secretary Markwayne Mullin says ICE officers could be deployed to polling sites if there is a threat or a warrant, despite federal law barring armed agents at elections.
Army Secretary Resigns After Hegseth Clashes
Daniel Driscoll resigned as Army Secretary after 18 months, following clashes with Pete Hegseth. Senator Jack Reed warns of 'hollowed out' leadership.
Pentagon AI Chief Sold Up to $25M in Perplexity Stock
Emil Michael, the Pentagon's top AI official, sold up to $25 million in Perplexity stock in June, following earlier xAI profits, raising ethics concerns.
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