Foreign Office hacked, ministers say no personal data at risk
A minister confirms the Foreign Office suffered a hack in October but states the government is 'fairly confident' individual data is safe. Get the latest on this security breach.
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Foreign Office hack confirmed, ministers say data safe
A minister confirms the Foreign Office was hacked in October but says the government is 'fairly confident' no individual data was accessed. Read the latest on the investigation.
Bondi Suspects Visited Firearms Shop in Philippines
Philippines police reveal alleged Bondi gunman Sajid Akram visited a firearms shop during his stay in Davao City. Investigators piece together the pair's movements before the Sydney attack.
UK Foreign Office hit by cyber-attack in October
Trade minister Chris Bryant confirms a cyber-attack on the Foreign Office in October, but says it's 'not clear' if China was responsible. Read the latest details on the security breach.
UK Foreign Office hit by cyber-attack, China link unclear
Trade Minister Chris Bryant confirms the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office suffered a hack in October. While reports point to a Chinese group, the source remains unconfirmed. Read the latest.
UK Firms Linked to Colombian Mercenaries in Sudan
An investigation reveals UK-registered companies recruited Colombian fighters for Sudan's RSF, prompting US sanctions. Explore the complex global security web.
US anti-drug strikes death toll exceeds 100
US military kills five alleged traffickers in Pacific, raising total fatalities to 104. The controversial campaign's legality and expansion face scrutiny in Congress.
Trump signs $901bn US defence bill with Ukraine aid
President Trump quietly signs the 2026 NDAA, authorising a record $901bn in military spending and $800m for Ukraine. The bill curtails his power to reduce US forces in Europe.
Russia's Naryshkin confirms call with new MI6 chief
Russia's foreign intelligence chief Sergei Naryshkin reveals a 'lengthy' call with MI6's new head, as EU leaders meet to discuss using €190bn in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine. Analysis suggests Moscow is signalling its own agenda.
First public parole hearing for UK terrorist convict
Oliver Lewin, jailed for plotting attacks on the M1 and communication masts, has his parole case heard in public for the first time. Read the details of the landmark hearing.
Denmark Blames Russia for Destructive Cyber-Attacks
Danish intelligence states Russia was behind cyber-attacks on a water utility and election websites, calling it 'clear evidence' of a hybrid war against the West. Read the full report.
Ajax vehicle trials halted after soldier injured
The UK government has suspended all trials of the troubled Ajax armoured vehicle after another soldier reported vibration symptoms. Defence Minister Luke Pollard acted out of 'an abundance of caution'. Read the latest on the delayed £10m programme.
Trump's $1,776 Military Payment Announced Amid Tariff Uncertainty
President Trump announces a symbolic $1,776 payment for 1.45 million military personnel, funded by tariffs. The 'Warrior Dividend' faces questions over a Supreme Court ruling and eligibility. Read the full analysis.
UK man gets 13 years in Russian prison for fighting in Ukraine
Hayden Davies, a 30-year-old from Southampton, sentenced as a mercenary by a court in Russian-occupied Donetsk. The UK government considers him a prisoner of war.
Lebanon's border towns devastated by Israeli strikes
Eyewitness report from southern Lebanon reveals widespread destruction, civilian casualties, and growing UN-Israel tensions despite a year-long truce. Read the full investigation.
UK soldier jailed 13 years in Russian penal colony
Hayden William Davies, a former British soldier captured fighting for Ukraine, has been sentenced to 13 years in a Russian penal colony. Read the full story and the UK's response.
US Pacific strike death toll hits 99, UN condemns
The US military has conducted another lethal strike in the Pacific, bringing the total death toll to 99. The UN and rights groups condemn the actions as unlawful executions. Read the full report.
Ukrainian Soldiers' Haunting Stares After 130-Day Frontline Ordeal
Two battle-weary Ukrainian soldiers return from 130 days in Donetsk. Their silent stares tell the story of gruelling combat as their brigade defends Kostyantynivka against relentless Russian assaults.
Saudi forces gather as Yemen separatists face pressure
Up to 20,000 Saudi-backed troops are mobilising on Yemen's border, raising tensions with UAE-supported separatists who have seized vast oil-rich territories. The UN warns of wider regional escalation.
Russia linked to 145 sabotage acts in Europe since 2022
A major investigation reveals Russia's escalating 'hybrid war' in Europe, with 145 acts of sabotage from arson to cyber attacks. Experts warn the threat is growing. Read the full report.
Seven Men Detained in Liverpool Over Planned Violence Fears
Armed police in Liverpool have detained seven men following intelligence about a potential violent act. Discover the full details of the tactical operation here.
Trump's $2.57bn 'Warrior Dividend' for US Troops
President Trump pledges $1,776 to 1.45 million US troops in a pre-Christmas 'warrior dividend', funded by tariffs and tax bills, amid legal scrutiny. Read the full analysis.
Bondi suspects' four-week Philippines hotel stay investigated
Exclusive details reveal the Davao hotel routine of the alleged Bondi Beach gunmen. Police investigate their Philippines trip as funerals for victims continue. Read the latest.
Russian tanker hit in drone attack; Zaporizhzhia bombed
A drone strike hits a tanker in Rostov-on-Don, causing casualties, as Russian bombs wound 32 in Zaporizhzhia. Zelenskyy pushes EU to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine aid.
US Pacific Strike Kills Four, Following Trump's Venezuela Blockade
US Defence Secretary confirms lethal strike on narco-trafficking vessel, killing four. Action comes a day after Trump announced a blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers. Explore the escalating campaign.
Bondi Beach Attacker Faces 59 Criminal Charges
Australian police confirm 59 charges against the alleged Bondi beach gunman. The counter-terrorism investigation continues with further searches and international cooperation. Read the latest updates.
Bondi suspects visited Philippines terror hotspot
The alleged Bondi beach gunmen travelled to the southern Philippines weeks before the attack. We examine the region's history of Islamic extremism and active militant groups.
Burke Expresses 'Full Confidence' in Asio After Bondi Attack
Australia's Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke defends Asio's actions as questions arise over the Bondi attackers' Philippines trip. The Jewish community prepares for more funerals.
Bondi Suspects' Four-Week Philippines Hotel Stay Detailed
New details emerge on the Bondi terror suspects' four-week stay in the Philippines, as political fallout grows in Australia and other global news unfolds. Read the full report.
Australian Minister Backs Asio, PM Calls for Unity
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke expresses full confidence in Asio. PM Anthony Albanese urges unity at a Sydney multifaith event amid criticism over antisemitism response. Read the latest developments.
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