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Britain gears up for space war as RAF launches unit to disrupt enemy satellites | LBC (opens the original)
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Enjoy your favourite LBC shows with ad-free Catch Up, weekly competition entries and an exclusive newsletter. The RAF has launched Britain’s first dedicated military squadron capable of actively fighting back against hostile threats in space, as ministers warn the country must prepare for a new era in which control of orbit could become as important as control of the seas or skies. No. III Space Effects Squadron will bring together specialists from across the Armed Forces and will be tasked with
Inside Ukraine’s blackouts: Solar power kits become lifeline as Putin's attacks leave families without power, water and heat | LBC (opens the original)
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Enjoy your favourite LBC shows with ad-free Catch Up, weekly competition entries and an exclusive newsletter For millions of Ukrainians, a blackout no longer simply means sitting in the dark. It can mean water stops reaching the upper floors of apartment blocks. Lifts stop working. Electric cookers become useless, heating disappears and eventually phones run out of charge, cutting people off from relatives, and from the warnings telling them when another Russian missile or drone attack is headin
Britain backing Saudi Arabia sends ‘political signal’ to Gulf allies as Houthis threaten vital oil routes | LBC (opens the original)
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UK support for Saudi Arabia sends signal Britain will stand by Gulf allies as Houthis threaten oil routes, former security chief says Britain’s decision to provide military support to Saudi Arabia is an important political signal that the UK is prepared to stand alongside its Gulf allies as Houthi attacks threaten some of the world’s most important energy routes, a former national security adviser has told LBC News. Sir Mark Lyall Grant said the deployment of an RAF Voyager air-to-air refuelling
Hostile states could strike Britain during major crisis as grey-zone threat ramps up, resilience chief warns | LBC (opens the original)
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Hostile states could deliberately target Britain’s power, communications or water systems while the country is already struggling to cope with another major emergency, with cyber experts warning adversaries may already be quietly establishing access inside critical infrastructure ready to be used in a future crisis. Lord Toby Harris, chairman of the National Preparedness Commission, told LBC that hostile actors could seek to exploit a moment when Britain’s emergency services and infrastructure w
Don’t assume help will come: Brits warned to prepare for emergencies without power, water or phones | LBC (opens the original)
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The warning comes amid growing concern about the resilience of the UK to everything from extreme weather and prolonged power failures to cyberattacks, sabotage and hostile state activity Want LBC stories before everyone else? Set us as your Preferred Source on Google Brits need to get used to the idea that during a major national emergency they may have to look after themselves for a period of time, with electricity, communications, water, payments and other services potentially unavailable, one
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