The long-awaited Orgreave inquiry is set to examine the controversial 1984 clashes between police and miners. Here’s what you need to know about its timing, objectives, and the crucial questions it aims to answer.
Essex Police were called to multiple incidents involving violent clashes in Loughton and Epping, with reports of disorder and arrests made.
The UK Ministry of Defence has admitted a serious data breach, exposing Afghan interpreters' details to the Taliban, sparking outrage and calls for compensation.
The Ministry of Defence faces criticism after reports reveal hundreds of Afghan nationals who supported British forces remain at risk under Taliban rule due to stalled relocation efforts.
Violence erupted in Stockholm as rival football fans clashed ahead of the Europa League final. Police intervened as Manchester United and Leeds United supporters turned the streets into a battleground.
Essex Police detained two individuals following violent protests outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in Epping. Tensions flared as demonstrators clashed with authorities.
German officials face backlash over reports of granting asylum to former Taliban members, sparking debates on national security and immigration policies.
Zeus Network, a rising Chinese tech firm, announces its expansion into Shanghai, signalling bold global ambitions despite geopolitical tensions.
A shocking data breach has exposed Afghan allies to Taliban retaliation, with UK officials accused of negligence. The Armed Forces Minister faces scrutiny as details emerge of a leaked 'kill list'.
Violent clashes erupt between Syrian government forces and Bedouin tribes in the Damascus countryside, raising fears of escalating conflict in the region.
At least 100 former Afghan special forces members have been executed by the Taliban since their takeover, according to a damning new report. Many more remain in hiding, fearing for their lives.
Sensitive details of Afghan nationals seeking UK asylum were accidentally leaked, exposing them to potential Taliban retaliation. The breach occurred at a Pakistan hotel housing evacuees.
Afghans who worked with Western forces are living in terror as the Taliban reportedly compiles execution lists, sparking international concern over their safety.
A shocking data breach by the UK government has revealed the identity of an Afghan interpreter granted sanctuary in Britain, putting his safety at risk.
Afghan refugees face grave danger as leaked personal data could fall into Taliban hands, leading to arrests, torture, and executions.
A shocking data breach by the UK Ministry of Defence has exposed Afghan nationals who aided British forces, leaving them vulnerable to Taliban reprisals. Critics slam the government's 'appalling incompetence'.
Ben Wallace expresses concerns over the Taliban's increasing control in Afghanistan, highlighting potential threats to global security.
Labour's John Healey accuses Defence Secretary Ben Wallace of failing to protect vulnerable Afghans during the chaotic evacuation, as new evidence emerges.
The Taliban claim the UK's Afghan evacuation mission was futile, revealing a list of 25,000 names of those who assisted Western forces—raising fears of reprisals.
A shocking MoD data leak has compromised the safety of Afghan allies, with a superinjunction adding to the scandal. Read the full investigation.
Two years after the Taliban takeover, Afghan refugees in the UK face uncertainty and despair as government support dwindles. Their harrowing stories reveal a system failing those who stood by Britain.
Defence Secretary John Healey calls for immediate support for Afghans who aided British forces, as Taliban threats escalate. Learn about the UK's response and ongoing challenges.
James Heappey, UK's Minister for Armed Forces, acknowledges shortcomings in protecting Afghan interpreters and allies following the Taliban's resurgence, sparking criticism and calls for accountability.
The UK government is under fire as legal proceedings are initiated over claims it abandoned Afghan citizens who supported British forces, leaving them vulnerable to Taliban reprisals.
Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey calls for faster action to protect Afghans who worked with British forces, warning of escalating Taliban reprisals.
Exclusive: Hundreds of Afghans who worked with British forces remain in danger as UK accused of failing to fulfil resettlement promises.
James Heappey, UK's Minister for Defence, is under scrutiny as the High Court reviews allegations of his Facebook posts supporting the Taliban.
A major data breach at the UK Ministry of Defence has compromised the safety of Afghan nationals who worked with British forces, leaving them vulnerable to Taliban reprisals.
Exclusive: British officials engaged in undisclosed discussions with Taliban representatives regarding Afghanistan's Ministry of Defence, raising questions about diplomatic strategy.
A major Ministry of Defence data breach has compromised the personal details of Afghan interpreters who worked with British forces, leaving them vulnerable to Taliban reprisals.