Rebecca Camber

United Kingdom

Crime and Security Editor at Daily Mail

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China to access medical records of half a million NHS patients

1 week ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Shaun Wooller |Rebecca Camber

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China to gain access to NHS medical records from 500,000 patients despite MI5 fears that health data could be misused by Beijing

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Shaun Wooller |Rebecca Camber

Chinese researchers will be granted access to NHS medical records despite MI5 fears that health data could be misused by Beijing. Western intelligence agencies have warned that China is amassing troves of sensitive information in a potential threat to national security.
Women make better spies than men despite being 'vain creatures' as male operatives are too 'conceited' and lack intuition, according to MI5 guide made public for first time | Daily Mail Online

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Rebecca Camber

They may be ‘vain creatures’, but a ‘properly balanced woman’ makes for a better spy because men are too conceited, according to an MI5 operations guide going on show for the first time. Legendary MI5 spymaster Charles Henry Maxwell Knight, codenamed ‘M,’ who was said to have been the inspiration for James Bond’s boss, secretly called for the recruitment of more women in 1945, suggesting MI5 could do with their ‘amazingly helpful’ intuition.
Heathrow flights start again - but passengers still face days of disruption after 'one blundering engineer' caused global travel chaos

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Dan Woodland |Chris Pollard |Rebecca Camber

Heathrow expects to be back to full operation today as flights resumed at Europe's biggest airport after a substation fire caused a temporary power loss. Flights began taking off on Friday evening following hours of closure after a blaze at an electricity substation in Hayes cut power to the west London airport. Nearly 300,000 passengers were affected by the meltdown, which led to the cancellation or delay of more than 1,350 flights.
Is one blundering engineer responsible for crippling Heathrow? Airport bosses face questions over farcical shutdown that left 300,000 travellers stranded - as new theory emerges | Daily Mail Online

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Chris Pollard |Rebecca Camber

Heathrow bosses were facing questions last night about how a small fire shut down one of the world's biggest airports. Tens of thousands of travellers are still stranded across the globe today after a blaze at an electricity substation cut power to the airport. It resulted in unprecedented scenes, grounding flights for most of the day and exposing a major vulnerability in the country's infrastructure.
'How many murders does it take?' Sister of triple shooting victim calls for tougher gun laws after Nicholas Prosper easily obtained gun to kill family and plot Sandy Hook-style school massacre | Daily Mail Online

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Rebecca Camber

The sister of a mother killed in a triple shooting has called for tougher gun laws in the wake of the Nicholas Prosper case, asking: ‘How many murders does it take?’Emma Ambler has dedicated her life to gun reform after her twin sister Kelly Fitzgibbons, 40 was shot dead by her partner Rob Needham who gunned down the mother and her children Ava, four, and Lexi, two, as they lay together in bed in 2020.
Teenager who wanted to be 'the most famous killer in history' executed his family before planning to carry out gun attack at primary school

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Rebecca Camber

A teenager who wanted to be 'the most famous killer in history' shot dead his family then set out to carry out a gun attack at his old primary school. Nicholas Prosper, 18, exploited a terrifying loophole in gun laws to buy a shotgun and 100 cartridges using a fake firearms licence he made himself. His chilling mission to commit 'the biggest massacre in the 21st century' came just a day after he bought the gun.
Sarah Everard killer Wayne Couzens' life behind bars revealed

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Tom Rawstorne |Rebecca Camber

Graffitied on to the wall of a holding cell, the words greeting incoming prisoners could hardly be more intimidating: ‘Welcome to hell’. And whoever inscribed the message wasn’t talking about the accommodation, the staff or the regime at HMP Frankland – but their fellow inmates. The category A jail in County Durham is known for housing some of Britain’s most dangerous and reviled prisoners.
The Cambridge spy who defected to the KGB: One of Guy Burgess' mysterious briefcases and passport to go on public display for the first time

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Rebecca Camber

The Cambridge spy who defected to the KGB: One of Guy Burgess' mysterious briefcases and passport to go on public display for the first timeBy REBECCA CAMBER, CRIME AND SECURITY EDITOR FOR THE DAILY MAIL Published: 20:41 EDT, 12 March 2025 | Updated: 20:43 EDT, 12 March 2025 It is the spy case that has never been solved. Hours before British diplomat and Soviet double agent Guy Burgess defected to Russia on May 25, 1951 he left behind two briefcases at a private member’s club in Pall Mall.
Constance Marten claims she was 'consumed by grief' after her newborn baby died 'when she fell asleep on top of her' while on the run in 'terrible, tragic accident' | Daily Mail Online

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Rebecca Camber

An aristocrat accused of killing her baby claimed today that she was ‘consumed by grief’ after falling asleep on top of the newborn in a ‘terrible, tragic accident’. Constance Marten said she was ‘stressed and exhausted’ after nearly two weeks on the run from the authorities when she accidentally fell asleep on her baby Victoria ‘compromising the baby’s breathing’ just a day or two after going camping in the South Downs in the middle of winter.

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Rebecca Camber

Articles

China to access medical records of half a million NHS patients

China to gain access to NHS medical records from 500,000 patients despite MI5 fears that health data could be misused by Beijing

Women make better spies than men despite being 'vain creatures' as male operatives are too 'conceited' and lack intuition, according to MI5 guide made public for first time | Daily Mail Online

Heathrow flights start again - but passengers still face days of disruption after 'one blundering engineer' caused global travel chaos

Is one blundering engineer responsible for crippling Heathrow? Airport bosses face questions over farcical shutdown that left 300,000 travellers stranded - as new theory emerges | Daily Mail Online

'How many murders does it take?' Sister of triple shooting victim calls for tougher gun laws after Nicholas Prosper easily obtained gun to kill family and plot Sandy Hook-style school massacre | Daily Mail Online

Teenager who wanted to be 'the most famous killer in history' executed his family before planning to carry out gun attack at primary school

Sarah Everard killer Wayne Couzens' life behind bars revealed

The Cambridge spy who defected to the KGB: One of Guy Burgess' mysterious briefcases and passport to go on public display for the first time

Constance Marten claims she was 'consumed by grief' after her newborn baby died 'when she fell asleep on top of her' while on the run in 'terrible, tragic accident' | Daily Mail Online

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