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A Russian hacking group that published emails of ex-MI6 chief Richard Dearlove claimed to have uncovered a conspiracy, but it was more Dad’s Army than the ‘deep state’, Computer Weekly and Byline Times reveal.

British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has thrown his hat into the ring to be the next NATO secretary-general. But who is the ambitious cabinet minister and what can we expect from him as head of the US-led military bloc?

The UK’s pledges of more long-range weapons for the Armed Forces of Ukraine comes after the UK has already sent Storm Shadow air-to-surface cruise missiles.

With its invisible car, surfing Pierce Brosnan and bizarre Madonna cameo, the 20th 007 film is dismissed as a series nadir. Is that fair?

The Home Secretary last night defiantly vowed to plough ahead with her flagship migration plan despite a Strasbourg judges extraordinary 11th-hour intervention blocked the first flight.

Left-wing figures, including lawyers, politicians and activists, were among those openly celebrating the ECHRs extraordinary intervention that saw the UKs first Rwanda-bound flight grounded.

MPs and ministers called for the UK to withdraw from European Court of Human Rights after it intervened to stop an Iraqi citizen being deported - just before the flight was due to take off.

One of the seven migrants due to be transferred to Rwanda had his removal called off after a move by the European Court of Human Rights, while a second mans move is also thrown into doubt.

Head of Exploration Division Linda Knutsen has been named as one of the Top 50 Women in European Technology at the InspiringFifty Europe 2022 awards.

Thailand-based Christopher Harborne quietly becomes third biggest shareholder