Coldriver’s Evolving Malware Arsenal The Russian-affiliated hacking collective Coldriver has significantly upgraded its cyber espionage capabilities with a sophisticated new…
European markets are reportedly heading for a negative open on Thursday as volatility continues. According to analysis, Germany’s DAX and France’s CAC 40 are expected to open lower while investors monitor earnings and economic data.
European stocks are reportedly heading for a negative opening on Thursday as regional markets continue their choppy trading pattern this week, according to market analysis from IG. Sources indicate the U.K.’s FTSE index is expected to open 0.18% lower, while Germany’s DAX is projected to decline 0.3% and France’s CAC 40 is anticipated to drop 0.41%. Italy’s FTSE MIB is reportedly trading just below the flatline.
Ipswich has begun installation of the UK’s first international portal in its main square, creating real-time visual links to cities worldwide. The innovative structure will connect directly with existing portals in Dublin, Philadelphia, and Vilnius. Council leaders describe the project as a powerful symbol of global unity and innovation.
Work has commenced on installing the United Kingdom’s first international portal in Ipswich’s main town square, according to reports from local authorities. The innovative structure, positioned outside Town Hall on the Cornhill, will provide real-time visual connections to destinations across the globe, sources indicate.
Energy suppliers have expressed significant concerns about Ofgem’s proposed standing charge overhaul, warning the changes could worsen affordability issues for vulnerable households. Meanwhile, customer debt to energy companies has reached a record £4.4 billion, with over one million households having no repayment arrangements in place.
Energy executives have expressed significant reservations about regulator Ofgem‘s proposed overhaul of standing charges, warning MPs that the plans could potentially backfire and worsen affordability issues for struggling households. According to reports from the Energy Security and Net Zero Committee hearing, industry leaders from the UK’s largest suppliers questioned the effectiveness of the proposed changes.
The UK government has released key evidence in the collapsed China spy case amid accusations from Conservatives about national security handling. Witness statements reveal the government’s “three Cs” approach to China relations while legal experts debate the prosecution’s failure.
Downing Street has moved to contain the political fallout from the collapsed China spy trial by publishing three witness statements from the deputy national security adviser, according to reports. The evidence reveals the government’s consistent characterization of China as an “epoch-defining challenge” while maintaining a policy of cooperation, competition, and challenge where necessary.
The UK government has published key witness statements from the collapsed China spy case, revealing assessments of Beijing’s “highly capable” intelligence operations. Documents show both Conservative and Labour administrations maintained commitment to positive economic relations with China despite security concerns.
The UK government has released witness statements from the collapsed espionage case involving two men accused of spying for China, revealing contrasting assessments of Beijing’s intelligence capabilities alongside continued economic engagement policies. According to the published documents, sources described Beijing’s spy agency as “highly capable” and indicated it can “conduct large-scale espionage operations against the United Kingdom.”
The UK has experienced a 50% increase in highly significant cyberattacks over the past year, according to the National Cyber Security Centre. Officials attribute the surge to rising ransomware activity and state-sponsored threats, prompting a government “call to arms” for organizations to strengthen defenses.
The United Kingdom is facing a dramatic escalation in cyber threats, with a 50% increase in highly significant cyberattacks over the past year, according to reports from the National Cyber Security Centre. The NCSC’s Annual Review 2025 reveals the UK is experiencing the highest level of malicious digital activity recorded in nearly a decade, with the organization facing a new nationally significant cyber incident roughly every other day.
