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There are states that don’t take security seriously, states that really don’t take security seriously, and states that really really don’t take security seriously. And then there is Spain. therecord.media/spain-awards-c…

EXCL w/Emanuele Midolo James McMurdock was on full-time salary at a bank during pandemic when he claimed £50k loan MP was initially a contractor via his company, then put on payroll for tax reasons — indicating his firm was not "adversely affected" by Covid thetimes.com/article/1d7adf…

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: A child has died after contracting measles in Liverpool, where public health officials fear a growing outbreak of the disease. Full story: thetimes.com/article/bb286d…

EXC: Veterans minister on resignation watch over Troubles legacy plans Alistair Carns has told Hilary Benn, the Northern Ireland secretary, that he cannot support proposals to repeal the law that gives servicemen immunity from prosecution thetimes.com/article/bad7ac…

BREAKING: The British military is responsible for a data leak that put up to 100,000 Afghans at risk of death - and successive governments have spent years fighting to keep it secret using an unprecedented superinjunction

The UK (with the US) abandoned them, and then inadvertently leaked their identities When the history books are written, the Afghanistan evacuation will surely be remembered as one of our most shameful chapters thetimes.com/uk/defence/art…

Ignatius reports ATACMS will be authorized for use without range limits. Also, bombing Iran helped persuade Trump of the need to apply military pressure on Russia.

I am loath to criticise my former BBC colleagues and I’m aware they weren’t in on the story. But the idea of a TV presenter losing his job being the top story on the website as opposed to Parliament being kept in the dark for two years about the Afghan data leak is risible.

There has been a huge leak of classified information which put up to 100,000 Afghans at risk of death There was the biggest covert evacuation in peacetime. Almost 24,000 Afghans affected by the data breach have been brought to the UK or will be at huge cost to the taxpayers

There is a lot of deflection taking place by politicians this morning, suggesting that the court kept the superinjunction in place and that had to be overcome. That's not true or not complete- the government kept it in place by repeatedly applying for its renewal.

EXCL 🚨 w/Harry Yorke The British Army has launched an inquiry after we found names of SAS soldiers from Grenadier Guards have been published online annually for a decade Sir Roly Walker, head of army, steps in over breach which we warned of months ago thetimes.com/article/00b32b…

THE SUNDAY TIMES: Inquiry after SAS identities leaked online #TomorrowsPapersToday

Just what we needed, the Boaty McBoatface party

Breaking: Keir Starmer says he is 'unequivocal' about recognising a Palestinean state but refuses to match France's commitment to doing so He says that it must be part of a 'wider plan which ultimately results in a two-state solution and lasting security for Palestinians and

How to lose friends and alienate people, a case study:

Britain gave Salim Ahmed Said asylum and a passport after he fled Saddam Hussein's regime. Now US officials claim he is at the heart of a billion-dollar oil smuggling operation helping to finance Iran’s overseas terrorism and domestic repression thetimes.com/article/383156…