Rozina Sabur is the Deputy US Editor at The Telegraph. She specializes in topics related to security and law enforcement, including counterterrorism, law enforcement technology, and crime and justice, while also covering broader themes in government and politics. Rozina's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Irish Independent, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Yahoo News.
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By: Rozina Sabur, Martin Evans
UK Police have been given seven days to continue questioning him.
By: Rozina Sabur
The police investigation is also probing whether left-wing extremism or other political motives were behind the killing, it has been reported
Senior MI5 officers could be prosecuted for lying to the courts over a damaging story about a neo-Nazi agent on its payroll.
MI5 should have provided evidence to prevent the collapse of the China spy case , Parliament's security committee has said.
The son of Abu Hamza, the notorious hate preacher , is challenging claims by MI5 that he fought for an al-Qaeda affiliate in a fresh attempt to return to the UK.
By: Rozina Sabur, James Crisp, Joe Barnes, Antonio Sempere
Morocco facilitated the sudden influx of 60,000 migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta , Western intelligence sources suspect.
By: Joe Barnes, Rozina Sabur, James Crisp, Antonio Sempere
Western intelligence suspects north African country helped 60,000 cross into tiny neighbouring territory of Ceuta.
An official Cabinet Office report warned that overusing mobile alerts would undermine public confidence in the system.
By: Rozina Sabur, Lily Shanagher
The Tate brothers have been referred to counter-terror police after they visited Russia and participated in military training exercises.
Iran shut down a British power plant for four days in an unprecedented cyber attack , The Telegraph can disclose.
