Cahal Milmo

Britain’s data watchdog is drawing up tough new guidelines requiring smart device producers to more strictly limit their information gathering

The deposed Syrian dictator and his family fled to Moscow with a fortune of at least £1.5bn and an uncertain future amid the ruins of their own country and their new life as Putin's exiled guests

Arrangements for the royal family's traditional Christmas morning appearance are understood to be 'under discussion'

As Russia likely deploys autonomous submarines to map and monitor vital data cables in UK waters, the “drone war” that has developed in the skies above the battlefields of Ukraine is slowly but surely moving to the seas

The accession of Eastern European countries to the EU in 2004 prompted concern at the highest levels of Tony Blair's government that Britain would not cope with an influx of migrant workers

Downing Street memos reveal strains between London and Washington as the Iraq invasion began to unravel in 2004, prompting aides to warn that Tony Blair would need to deliver 'difficult messages' to the US president

A flood of wildly critical tweets has left the Government struggling to deal with Elon Musk. But while his businesses prosper in the UK, it is the billionaire's status as Trump's 'First Buddy' that could prove No 10's biggest headache

In 1951, Helenus Milmo, a barrister and wartime MI5 officer, was tasked with trying to wring the truth from Kim Philby. Some seven decades later, a transcript of the four-hour interrogation casts new light on the Soviet agent's ruthlessness

Documents reveal how the monarch was not told the full story about Anthony Blunt, a Soviet mole inside MI5 and member of the Cambridge spy ring, until nearly a decade after his confession

The Government's biometrics watchdog warns technology is outpacing regulation as tools allowing people to be tracked by their smell or walking style become available