The identities of more than 100 British officials, including members of the special forces and MI6, were compromised in a ...

Soldiers sprinting through a salon, abseiling into gyms and crawling through offices feature in a striking new campaign by the Ministry of Defence (MoD), turning the tables on the issue of public ...

Thousands of people hit by ‘kill list’ data breach have instructed lawyers in case that could cost taxpayers £250m ...

The new treaty includes a pledge by both countries to regard a threat against one as a threat against the other, in the ...

James Heappey said claims he had backed a ‘new entitlement’ for people affected by the breach but not eligible for other schemes ...

Lloyd's Register (LR) has announced a milestone in its naval assurance services, having secured a 12-month in-service ...

QinetiQ has revealed to Janes its new test and evaluation (T&E) framework, which it calls ‘Droneworks', to help companies ...

Tory ex-ministers have sought to defend their record amid mounting pressure over the Afghan data leak that resulted in an unprecedented superinjunction and an £850 million secret relocation scheme.

Johnny Mercer, the former veterans minister, who was covered by the super-injunction because of his knowledge of the events, told the BBC the breach was representative of the "chaos" around the ...

The fighting puts the U.S. in an awkward position, with President Donald Trump pursuing a path of normalization with the embattled Syria.

Sir Keir Starmer was “angry” when he was informed of the Afghan data breach and secret relocation scheme, Downing Street has said.