CyberSentriq recognised among Europe’s most innovative cybersecurity companies, securing sixth place in TechRound’s Cybersecurity40 listCyberSentriq has been recognised as one of the UK and Europe’s most innovative cybersecurity companies, earning 6th place in TechRound ‘s prestigious Cybersecurity40 list for 2025 . Launched in 2025 following the merger of Redstor and TitanHQ, CyberSentriq provides a unified platform designed to simplify cybersecurity and data protection for Managed Service Providers (MSPs). James Griffin, CEO at CyberSentriq, commented on the achievement: “From day one, our mission has been to set a new standard for MSP-first cybersecurity. See results here https://techround.co.uk/cybersecurity/6-cybersentriq/About TechRoundAbout CyberSentriqCyberSentriq is an integrated cybersecurity and data protection platform that leverages solutions from two best-of-breed vendors in the MSP space. The CyberSentriq platform offers:● AI-driven threat intelligence and detection● Advanced email security at both the Mail Exchange (MX) and Integrated Cloud Email Security (ICES) layers.

Trump threatens to sueA lawyer for Trump is demanding a retraction, apology and compensation from the broadcaster over the allegedly defamatory sequence in a documentary broadcast last year. Legal experts say Trump is likely too late to sue the BBC in Britain, because a one-year deadline to file a defamation suit has expired. Near the BBC’s London headquarters, some passersby said the scandal would further erode trust in a broadcaster already under pressure. A growing number of people argue that the license fee is unsustainable in a world where many households watch little or no traditional TV. She said the government would ensure the BBC is “sustainably funded [and] commands the public’s trust,” but did not say whether the license fee might be scaled back or scrapped.

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For the BBC, President Trump’s threat of a $1 billion lawsuit has thrust the already-reeling British broadcaster into uncharted territory. For its American media counterparts, being threatened by the litigious president is familiar terrain. The record of Mr. Trump’s litigation in the United States offers both hope and warning to the BBC, which has been convulsed by the resignation of two top executives, and by uncomfortable questions about its journalism. As in some of the American cases, lawyers said, Mr. Trump would face formidable hurdles if a suit ever went to trial. He would have to persuade a court that a misleadingly edited clip in a BBC documentary caused him to “suffer overwhelming financial and reputational harm,” as his lawyer claimed in a letter to the BBC on Sunday.

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Kash Patel has been stung by a leak from British intelligence following a dramatic dispute over his armed security detail ahead of a dinner attended by King Charles. Soon after the FBI agent was reassigned to the US, saving the agency money but left British spy officials shocked, according to NY Times. British cops, moreover, demanded Patel's security detail not be armed due to the country's strict gun control laws. McCallum, according to the Times, is a mild-mannered Scotsman known for his cozy relationship with Patel's FBI predecessor Christopher Wray. It is not clear if Patel was aware of that development before he made his promise to British security officials.

No 10 has singled out the Health Secretary to warn off other potential leadership challenges from senior Labour figures including Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood and Energy Secretary Ed Miliband, the reports said. But a spokesman for Mr Streeting said the claims he is willing to challenge Sir Keir “are categorically untrue”. The Prime Minister would fight any challenge to his leadership, the senior figure said, but added launching one would be irresponsible, and insisted Sir Keir was focused on governing. Challengers for the Labour leadership can initiate an election with the support of 20% of the party’s MPs, which currently means 80 nominations would be needed. Labour affiliates, including the trade unions, would be able to vote in the ballot alongside individual members.

Motherland star Diane Morgan has reportedly joined the cast of Marvel's upcoming Disney Plus series, VisionQuest. AdThe series, which will serve as the conclusion of the WandaVision and Agatha All Along trilogy, will bring Paul Bettany’s White Vision back to the fore, continuing his story from WandaVision. Variety reports that Morgan is set to play “an associate” of Todd Stashwick’s character, Paladin. Funnily enough, she's set to play an android in upcoming BBC series Ann Droid, which she co-wrote alongside Sarah Kendall. Paul Bettany as White Vision in WandaVision.

ANI file photo‘DON’T YOU DARE!’: China THUNDERS As Trump Threatens To Go ‘Guns-A-Blazing’ Into NigeriaGlobal investigation to find drug smugglersNigeria's National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) said Tuesday it is working with its US and British counterparts to investigate the origins of one of the country's largest drug hauls.Authorities recovered a ton of cocaine from a container at Lagos' Tincan Island Port.The shipment, worth more than 338 billion naira ($235 million, €232 million), was discovered during a joint inspection last weekend.Officials described it as the largest single seizure of cocaine at Tincan Island Port.NDLEA says officers from the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) "have already joined the ongoing investigation to track the cartel behind the consignment. ""The essence of collaborating with our international partners on this case is to ensure no stone is left unturned and every gap is sufficiently covered so that ultimately we can get all the masterminds of this huge consignment brought to book wherever they are located across the globe," Brigadier General Mohamed Buba Marwa, the NDLEA chairman, said.Nigeria is a major transit hub for drugs in West Africa and is also becoming a key producer, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.

Joe Marler quit Celebrity Traitors halfway through filming as star rocked by tragedyFormer Rugby star Joe Maler became a fan favourite on Celebrity Traitors but has since opened up on the heartache he and his family endured during filmingView 3 Images Joe Marler discussed the tragedy that hit his family while filming the show (Image: ITV)Celebrity Traitors star Joe Maler has revealed that he and his partner, Daisy, were rocked by the death of Daisy's grandmother midway through filming the popular show. He revealed that the tragedy encouraged him to quit the show until his wife convinced him otherwise. ‌View 3 Images Joe Marler opened up on his fee for the show (Image: BBC)Instead, he found himself targeted and was subsequently voted out of the competition, with Alan ultimately claiming victory. When the Times questioned the former England rugby star about his earnings and mentioned they'd heard it was £40,000, Marler responded: "Yeah, Daisy read that too. During an appearance on Saturday Kitchen, Marler opened up about his final moments in Claudia Winkleman's murder mystery game show before the brutal eviction as Mohammed deceived him.

SynopsisOman has significantly extended the validity of foreign residency cards to ten years, a substantial increase from the previous three-year limit. This update, along with revised fees and expanded cultural visa provisions, aims to offer greater stability and reduce administrative burdens for expatriates. The reforms underscore Oman's commitment to attracting and retaining international professionals.

The British government underestimated the public response to its ban of a pro-Palestinian protest group using terrorism legislation, according to an internal document obtained by The New York Times. The document, a “community impact assessment” prepared by several government departments and police officials in March, provided official advice to ministers about the likely impact of outlawing Palestine Action, a protest group that has vandalized weapons factories and military equipment. The group was banned as a terrorist organization in July, putting it in the same category as Al Qaeda, Hezbollah and the Atomwaffen Division, a neo-Nazi group. It was the first time in modern British history that a protest group that does not call for violence against people had been labeled a terrorist organization. The decision has fueled intense debate over the attitude of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s government toward protest and free speech.

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The UK government has issued an updated travel advisory for India following an explosion at the Red Fort (Lal Qila) Metro Station in New Delhi. Exceptions are limited to air travel to and from Jammu city and movement within the city itself.In addition, the advisory urges caution for travellers to the north-eastern state of Manipur, recommending only essential travel. The region continues to experience curfews and intermittent violence following ethnic clashes that began in 2023. Sporadic incidents were reported between May and July 2025.The FCDO reminded British citizens that travelling to areas under advisory could invalidate their travel insurance . Further information is available through the official GOV.UK website and the FCDO’s verified social media channels.