A shocking data breach has left thousands of Afghans who aided UK forces in grave danger, with a potential £1 billion ...

Law firms have begun signing up claimants to cash in on the Afghan data breach, with each one could up to £250,000 in ...

Mail readers have always recognised the bravery and dedication of our outstanding Armed Forces, who serve around the world to ...

Israeli strikes on Syria continued even as the Syrian government officials and the Druze religious minority announced a new ...

Members of the previous administration are distancing themselves from the handling of the breach. | ITV National News ...

The revelation of a major data leak and subsequent relocation of thousands of Afghans to the UK has raised serious questions.

Earlier Israeli strikes hit the Syrian defence ministry, as well as government forces in the southern part of the country.

No email sent in error could ever have been so expensive – or dangerous. A Royal Marine had inadvertently – and, as it would turn out, catastrophically – circulated an email that included a ...

Ex-veterans minister Johnny Mercer claimed he had ‘receipts’ regarding the former Conservative administration’s actions in ...

Downing Street intervened to block reports of Gen Sir Gwyn Jenkins’s involvement in a ‘national security incident’ ...

It's been three years since a British official accidentally shared emails that potentially put up to 100,000 Afghan nationals in danger. Here's what's been happening behind the scenes.