Rozina Sabur is the Deputy US Editor at The Telegraph. She covers a range of topics including security and law enforcement, private security, crime and justice, the judicial system, as well as cybersecurity and cybercrime. Rozina's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Irish Independent, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Yahoo News.
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Rozina Sabur focuses on government and politics, particularly legal and regulatory aspects. Her coverage emphasizes evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
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By: Rozina Sabur
The Royal Navy has effectively withdrawn another warship, leaving it with only five active frigates.
Rozina Sabur, Charles Hymas China exploited the Home Office's remote working policy to spy on the UK in the first case of its kind.
The Security Service has issued counter-surveillance tips to British-based targets of Chinese spies following the first espionage conviction linked to Beijing.
Russia is engaging in daily “hybrid warfare” against Britain, the head of GCHQ will warn in a landmark speech.
GCHQ will employ AI to help stop cyber attacks, the head of the intelligence agency has revealed.
Scotland Yard has asked No 10 to withhold key files relating to Lord Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador, amid fears they could compromise its criminal investigation.
Documents relating to peer’s appointment as US ambassador set to be released on Monday
China is offering thousands of dollars to spies and soldiers to leak the West's secrets, the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing alliance has warned.
By: Rozina Sabur
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