National security

Events in Afghanistan exposed "serious weaknesses" in the UK's approach, a report says.

Wafer Fab in Newport has been bought by Nexperia, a subsidiary of Wingtech, a Chinese-backed firm.

Seven city residents tell the BBC how the national security law fundamentally changed their lives.

New rules would stop companies from listing if they posed a national security threat, the Treasury says.

Attacks on critical national infrastructure are an increasing concern, experts say.

A coalition is calling for action from governments as victims describe crippling cyber-attacks.

It comes after a "significant reduction" in the momentum of attacks in Europe, the home secretary says.

The chief Brexit negotiator was due to start on Monday, but Sir Stephen Lovegrove will take his place.

The response to Covid was "inadequate" and more could have been done to prepare, a report says.

It means an attack is highly likely but there is no specific intelligence of an imminent incident.

The defence said the teenager "dreamed of doing something exciting" and sought respect.

Volunteer hackers and security experts are working together to help protect the presidential election.

A look at the likely challenges of introducing new laws to tackle the threat of Russian interference.

Ministers say "new offences and powers" may be needed as Labour warns of a "serious gap" in UK defences.

A senior officer says coronavirus has also had an impact on the ability to police terror threats.

The US failed to convince the prime minister to ban the Chinese firm from any involvement.

It comes amid rising US concern over security risks posed by products made by foreign technology firms.

The revelation has led to concern in the country, which has a territorial dispute with China.