Tom Cheshire
Data and Forensics Correspondent at Sky News
Data and Forensics correspondent, @SkyNews, previously in Beijing | BAFTA winner | Author, The Explorer Gene https://t.co/hIu41j9xTv
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2 days ago |
news.sky.com | Henry Vaughan |Tom Cheshire |Sam Doak
Steve first spotted the eye-catching stickers while walking to the shops in Burton upon Trent. Plastered on bins and lamp posts, they featured a shiny, green cannabis leaf with a QR code and the words "get your delivery". The former prison officer, who is in his 50s, wanted to try the Class B drug as an alternative to prescribed opiates to ease his pain after breaking his back in three places. He had only recently moved to the Staffordshire market town and was reluctant to buy off the street.
Terror arrests came in context of raised warnings about Iran, with ongoing chaos in its own backyard
1 week ago |
news.sky.com | Tom Cheshire
These are two separate and unrelated investigations by counter-terror officers. And that comes in the context of increased warnings from government and the security services about Iranian activity on British soil.
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1 week ago |
news.sky.com | Tom Cheshire
A M&S insider has told Sky News it could be "months" before the retailer fully recovers from an ongoing, severe cyber attack - and that the company had no plan for such an incident. Hackers have been holding the High Street brand to ransom for more than a week now, forcing it to suspend online orders and halt recruitment. An employee at M&S's head office, who spoke to Sky News on condition of anonymity, said that last week had been "just pure chaos".
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1 month ago |
msn.com | Tom Cheshire
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1 month ago |
news.sky.com | Tom Cheshire
An electrical substation fire and an entire airport shut down - with over 1,000 flights cancelled, others rerouted worldwide, and 200,000 passengers affected by the disruption. The Heathrow closure on Friday really highlights the 'critical' part of critical national infrastructure (CNI) - the systems and facilities that are essential for society to function. At best it's an embarrassment. At worst, it points to serious vulnerabilities across the country that could be exploited by bad actors.
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