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2016 with the fib's top lawyer at the time, james baker. at the meeting sussman relayed data and unless from cybersecurity researchers who thought that odd internet data might be evidence of a covert communications channel between computer service associated with the trump organization and those associated with alfa bank, a kremlin linked financial institution. sussman's lawyers have told doj that he sought that meeting with the fbi because he and the cybersecurity researchers believed "the new york times" was on the verge of publishing an article about the alfa bank data and they wanted to gi...

Internet data might be evidence of a convert communications channel between computer service associated with the trump organization and those are associated with alpha bank, a kremlin ranked russian financial institution. mr. sussman's lawyers told the doj he sought that meeting because he in the cybersecurity researchers believe the new york times was going to publish the data and wanted to give the fbi a heads up. durham did find an inconsistency, as pertains to mr. sussman james baker the former fbi lawyer said to have told investigators that he recalled sussman telling him that he was not ...

Norfolk MPs Chloe Smith, George Freeman and Brandon Lewis - Credit: Archant Free helicopter rides worth £18,000, pay of £5,000 for 23 hours work and a £17,000 donation from a private school - Norfolk MPs have declared a string of financial interests over the last two years. He represents the most deprived constituency in east England, but his register of interests shows a very different type of lifestyle.  Mr Lewis enjoyed four helicopter flights, worth a total of £18,200, between May and September 2019, provided by property developer Gallagher Developments Ltd. They include one helic...

Citing intelligence sources, The Jewish Chronicle on Wednesday reported that Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the nuclear scientist assassinated near Tehran in November, was killed by a one-ton gun smuggled into Iran in pieces by the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad. Fakhrizadeh, 59, was long suspected by the West of having masterminded a secret nuclear bomb program. The 20-plus spy team, comprised of both Israeli and Iranian nationals, carried out the high-tech hit after eight months of painstaking surveillance, intelligence sources disclosed. The weapon, operated remotely by agents on the ground as t...

Published: 6:00 AM February 1, 2021    Beattie Passive founder Ron Beattie receives the Tech Innovator trophy from Liza Koroleva of Norfolk Business Awards organisers Archant - Credit: Beattie Passive Norwich-based Beattie Passive’s culture of improvement and innovation secures the Norfolk Business Awards Tech Innovator title, sponsored by Computer Service Centre. The Tech Innovator award is sponsored by Computer Service Centre - Credit: Archant The drive for greener homes has seen a lot of change from house builders, but the level of fresh thinking, smart technology and changed practices...