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Watchdog warned UK government of spyware infections inside 10 Downing Street
The hacking activity connected to the British prime minister's office was investigated by the UK National Cyber Security Centre
Chelsea back for sale after Abramovich strikes deal with UK
The Russian has been subjected to government sanctions due to alleged close ties with Vladimir Putin
Prince Harry becomes first royal to threaten legal action against Queen's Government
The Duke said that his safety was compromised when he was visiting the UK in July last year.
What we know about Queen Elizabeth II's platinum jubilee celebration in 2022
At the Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant, 670 boats paraded down the River Thames to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II.
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle accused of 'influencing voters' in US presidential election
A Republican Congressman has written a letter to the British government to ask the queen to strip them of their royal titles.
UK government slumps in polls amid coronavirus chaos
Prime Minister Boris Johnson can expect little respite when parliament returns on Tuesday, with economic gloom and rows over school returns on the agenda.
Queen Elizabeth II might host garden party at Buckingham Place to honour coronavirus heroes
The British government will likely ask Queen Elizabeth II to host the event as per a proposal that in under consideration.
Under-fire UK government pledges 100,000 tests a day
The pledge came on the day the UK recorded more than 500 daily deaths for a second consecutive day.
UK government promises more virus tests as criticism grows
UK ministers have been put on the back foot as criticism over the lack of testing grows.
Why do 99% of cybercrime fraudsters escape justice in the UK?
Some online frauds are so simple to execute it questions why criminals would even consider robbing a bank.
Policeman injured in Russian nerve agent assassination bid on former spy Sergei Skripal now talking
Police are still appealing for anyone who may have witnessed the attack in Salisbury over the weekend.
Has Isis been destroyed on the Internet?
Recruiting and radicalising supporter online could soon become a thing of the past for the Islamic militant group
End of the bookmaker welcome bonus? Ladbrokes, William Hill attacked for 'trapping money'
Gambling websites maintained by Ladbrokes, William Hill and PT Entertainment can no longer use "bonus promotion" in attempts to lure in new customers.
Brexit outcome studies to be released by government, pending Commons vote
Downing Street says the Government will release the impact studies that found the UK would be worse off in any post-Brexit scenario.
UK surveillance law used to spy on calls, texts and internet ruled 'unlawful'
The UK government's surveillance regime used by intelligence agencies to collect internet activity and phone records is unlawful, judges ruled Tuesday (30 January).
Boris Johnson's dad defends his son over embarrassing NHS funding row
Stanley Johnson believes his son was the victim of an unwarranted leak, which led to a humiliating rebuff by the cabinet.
Carillion liquidation: Who is chairman Philip Green and what will happen to company pensions?
Construction giant has debts of £900m and entered voluntary liquidation after talks to keep it afloat failed.
Theresa May's former aide accused of interfering in Cabinet reshuffle
Nick Timothy left Downing Street after the Conservatives lost their majority in the general election. He praised the recent departure of former education secretary Justine Greening.
Worst password offenders of 2017: Trump, Equifax, UK government and Republican Party top the list
Dashlane has listed some of the government officials, major companies and notable figures that suffered the most embarrassing password-related gaffes this year.
Jeremy Corbyn attacks Philip Hammond's Budget: 'The misery will be continuing'
Corbyn said that pay was lower than it was in 2010 and wages were falling, also claiming that economic growth was the lowest since 2009.
Conservative voters turn against Boris Johnson
A new YouGov survey found that Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has lost favourability within Conservative voters since September 2017.
Parents of Jihadi Jack say son has been 'left to rot' by British government
The mother and father of Muslim convert dubbed Jihadi Jack said the British government has left him "to rot" as they desperately seek his release from Syria.
Did Russia influence Brexit? UK MPs seek answers from Facebook over ad purchases
In a letter to Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Damian Collins said the information is being sought for an investigation into "the role of foreign actors abusing platforms."
WhatsApp rejects British government demand for 'backdoor' access to encryped messages
The news comes as UK PM appeals for technology firms to help combat terrorism.
UK Home Office pivots to video, injects £11m into scheme for 'high-tech' virtual courtrooms
Video Enabled Justice (VEJ) will now pilot across London and south east England.
Theresa May is risking Tory Brexit unity with rethink over the European Court of Justice
UK government now says court will not have 'direct influence' in an apparent climbdown.
UK government plans tough checks on car and truck rentals after Spain attacks
Department for Transport is working with police and the rental industry to explore tightening regulations.
Brexit minister David Davis faces very public attacks from his former top aide
James Chapman, who served as Davis' chief-of-staff, made the claims on Twitter.
EU nationals are 'scrambling' to stay in the City a year after the Brexit vote
A top headhunter has warned that London's financial sector is 'haemorrhaging talent'.
Up to 140,000 vulnerable children in England are not getting the help they need
Action for Children charity wants the government too boost funding for local authorities.