Rebecca Camber Crime
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MI5 warns British universities over China's infiltration of academia (opens the original)
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MI5 has warned universities to stop working with China on key technologies or face prosecution for helping Beijing's spies. In an unprecedented espionage alert, the Security Service has called out 100 British academics taking funding from China's Ministry of State Security (MSS) for research on sensitive topics such as artificial intelligence. The stark warning, which is the first official alert made public by MI5, reveals Beijing's spies have secretly been funding studies at British universitie
Police impartiality 'under threat from Muslim staff who defend Hamas' (opens the original)
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Muslim police who defend Hamas are damaging forces' impartiality. The warning came in an analysis of police officer associations, which highlighted how some are entering 'contested ideological, religious or political territory'. There are more than 200 staff networks, which cover a range of characteristics, including veganism and paganism. However, there is little oversight of their activities. Now, the Policy Exchange think-tank has raised concerns about police neutrality after the official bod
Man accused of murder and rape 'carried out a string of sex attacks' (opens the original)
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A serial predator accused of murdering two women and raping a third had carried out a string of sex attacks on the London Underground, a court has heard. Simon Levy, 40, sexually assaulted 10 women while travelling on the Tube network around London before allegedly going on to murder and rape sex workers. The Old Bailey heard that the partially blind defendant repeatedly sexually assaulted women on the London Underground between October 2023 and May 2025 while he was under the supervision of pro
Loners who ran a £29m hacking spree could be extradited to the US (opens the original)
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One of Britain's most notorious cyber hackers was jailed for five years on Thursday for a £29million attack on the transport network – and could now be extradited to the US. Thalha Jubair, 20, and his associate Owen Flowers, 18, took down Transport for London (TfL) in a four-day cyber attack in 2024 which threatened to cause £56billion of 'catastrophic damage'. The pair could have 'shut down TfL completely' but bosses managed to 'pull the plug' on its network before they did. Sentencing them eac
Teen hackers who orchestrated £29million TfL cyber attack are jailed (opens the original)
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Two teenagers who became Britain's biggest cyber hackers have been jailed for five years for a £29milllion attack on the London transport network after being caught out by a takeaway order. Thalha Jubair, 20, and Owen Flowers, 18, took down Transport for London (TfL) in a four-day cyber attack that threatened to cause £56billion of 'catastrophic damage', but TfL managed to 'pull the plug' on their network to stop the pair. Now it can be revealed how the duo became Britain's worst hackers, ransom
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