Igor Grechushkin, the owner of the cargo ship that brought the explosive materials to Beirut in 2014, was questioned by Cypriot police after a request by Interpol.

Owner of the ship that brought ammonium nitrate to Beirut questioned by police

Richard Moore will need to oversee MI6’s place in a technological arms race with hostile states. 

Why the new MI6 boss could face new priorities on day one

The report reaches the damning and immediate conclusion that the government wasn’t really looking closely enough. 

UK government talks tough on Russia but report highlights failure to act

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Lawyers for the family of a London couple who joined Islamic State in Syria have written to the Foreign Secretary demanding they are returned to the UK.

Shamima Begum ruling raises hope for others stripped of UK citizenship 

Nero Saraiva is believed by officials to be one of "the most high value suspected ISIS detainees" anywhere in the world.

East London ISIS suspect transferred to Iraq could have death penalty 

A victim of the Reading ‘terrorist attack’ has described how he was lunged at by a knifeman as he sat with friends.

'Most shocking moment of my life': Reading victim describes 'terrorist attack'

Rohit Kachroo is not the first ITV correspondent to film on this road - but the scene in 1964 was very different to today.

Revisiting the Smethwick street Malcolm X said was worse than America

Coronavirus has spread across the country but Birmingham is suffering the most at the moment, writes Rohit Kachroo.

Why almost nowhere else in UK is suffering from Covid-19 as much as Birmingham

ITV News understands that military planners are looking at emergency facilities for hundreds of people suffering from Covid-19. 


University and health club among locations considered as coronavirus hospitals

Government officials have approached several facilities about ways in which they could help authorities respond to deaths from COVID-19.

Ice rinks in UK could act as temporary mortuaries during coronavirus pandemic

Health clubs could be turned into emergency hospitals to prevent the NHS being overwhelmed by coronavirus, ITV News has learned.

Health clubs could become emergency hospitals in coronavirus fight

The Job Retention Scheme, which has subsidised the incomes of six million people across the UK, is set to end in October which will reveal the full extent of the crisis.

A journey through the economy in a time of Covid: Tales of hardship and hope

Preston has been included in additional lockdown restrictions that apply to parts of East Lancashire, Greater Manchester and parts of West Yorkshire from midnight.

Preston to set up own test and trace system as city re-enters lockdown

If the Bank’s central forecast is right, around a million people will find themselves out of work in the run up to Christmas.

Bank of England Governor says furlough scheme must end

There are fears a 'recipe for disaster', stirred up by the coronavirus crisis, could result in huge levels of violent crime.

Violent crime rising again as police commissioner warns of repeat of 2011 riots

When Robert Moore and I were asked to do a US election podcast, the question naturally turned to a name.

Will Trump defy the odds and win? 2016 called to say write him off at your peril

Will Trump Win? will be a blend of commentary, analysis and discussion between myself and the podcast maestro Dan Hewitt, with a number of splendid, informed and incisive American guests thrown in to the mix. And we need you too!

Why we need you to join us on the roller coaster ride ahead

Test and Trace may be improving, but will it improve enough in just over a month to ensure schools can open and a second wave is avoided? 

Rohit Kachroo

Security Editor

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