Kitty Donaldson is the U.K. Political Editor for Bloomberg News, with over 18 years of experience reporting from Westminster. She specializes in covering political developments in the United Kingdom and her work has been featured in a wide range of publications, including Bloomberg-Quint, Fortune, The Boston Globe, and The Irish Times.
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By: Ryan Gallagher, Kitty Donaldson, Alex Wickham
The UK sanctioned two people and one company linked to Chinese state-affiliated cyber organizations that it said was responsible for malicious cyber campaigns targeting democratic institutions and British lawmakers.
By: Kitty Donaldson, Jamie Tarabay, Alex Wickham
The US and UK accused state-backed Chinese hackers of targeting politicians, companies and dissidents for years, as well as stealing troves of
By: Alex Wickham, Jamie Tarabay, Kitty Donaldson
Breadcrumb links PMN Company The United States and the United Kingdom have accused state-backed Chinese hackers of targeting
By: Kitty Donaldson, Jamie Tarabay, Alex Wickham
The U.S. and U.K. accused state-backed Chinese hackers of targeting politicians, companies and dissidents for years, as well as stealing troves of
The UK Foreign Office said it summoned Israel's ambassador after seven aid workers with World Central Kitchen were killed in Gaza, with Foreign Secretary David Cameron calling the deaths “completely unacceptable.”
By: Jess Shankleman, Kitty Donaldson, Alex Wickham
Rishi Sunak 's administration is pressing Thames Water and its troubled parent to resolve their financial difficulties alone, raising the prospect that the crisis gripping the UK's largest water utility will deepen in the coming weeks.
The UK government will keep on selling arms to Israel after reviewing advice from the nation's lawyers, Foreign Secretary
Rishi Sunak said the UK will not let foreign courts block his plan to deport migrants to Rwanda, and declared “enough is enough,” suggesting the prime minister is considering the UK's ongoing membership of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Rishi Sunak said the UK will not let foreign courts block his plan to deport migrants to Rwanda, and declared “enough is enough,” suggesting the prime minister is considering the UK’s ongoing membership of the European Convention on Human Rights.
By: Kitty Donaldson, Alex Wickham
Rishi Sunak is resisting advice from allies to set the date for the UK general election, which they say would help him to head off a threatened leadership challenge by Conservative Party rebels next month.
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