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Buckingham Palace arrest fuels coronation security fears

The government is “in no way complacent” about security for the coronation of King Charles III, the security minister has said following the arrest of an armed man outside Buckingham Palace last night.

The Week

Rishi Sunak accused of pursuing ‘vendetta’ against former top civil servant Sue Gray

The prime minister is ‘doubling down’ on Boris Johnson’s ‘vendetta’ against Ms Gray over her Partygate investigation, Labour’s Rachel Reeves said

The Independent UK

Sue Gray will become Starmer’s chief of staff no matter how long the delay, says Labour – as it happened

Latest updates: Labour also accused the Tories of trying to ‘politicise’ the process

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Palace weapons arrest comes amid coronations security push

Britain's security minister says the coronation of King Charles III involves one of the most important security operations in U.K. history

The Independent UK

Coronation will ‘showcase our liberty’ despite tight security, says minister

Security minister Tom Tugendhat said police and intelligence officers are ‘extremely aware of the challenges we face’.

The Independent UK

UK security minister defends new anti-protest laws before coronation

Tom Tugendhat insists people will still have ‘liberty to protest’ after government fast-tracked legislation

The Guardian - UK

UK Security in ‘No Way Complacent’ Ahead of Coronation, Says Minister

British security forces are prepared for King Charles' coronation, security minister Tom Tugendhat said on Wednesday, hours after a man was arrested outside Buckingham Palace for throwing shotgun cartridges. "We're in no way complacent" Tugendhat told Sky News. "I'm very glad to see that the police reacted incredibly quickly, incredibly…

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Security ramps up for King’s Coronation with ring of steel in place in London

A huge security operation is in place in London with 29,000 police officers to be deployed

Evening Standard

UK police well prepared for King Charles's coronation

More than 11,000 police officers will patrol London's streets for King Charles' coronation on Saturday, the biggest ceremonial event staged in the British capital for 70 years, and they are well prepared to handle any incident, officials said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Martyn’s Law: Mother hails publication of draft law

A new draft law to ensure stronger protections against terrorism in public places has been hailed as an ‘important step forward’.

The Independent UK

Disunity and division helps Russia and China, says security minister

Tom Tugendhat accused the SNP not understanding ‘what the real threat is’.

The Independent UK

‘Genie won’t go back in the bottle’ on AI, says security minister

Calls to suspend or stop the development of artificial intelligence due to fears about the new technology are misguided, Tom Tugendhat suggested.

The Independent UK

Rishi the Menace lets fly at Sir Softy at a PMQs that plumbs the depths

The PM looks delighted with himself but if this is democracy in action, then maybe we need a rethink

The Guardian - UK

Activist Vahid Beheshti on hunger strike to uphold freedom, aid regime change in Iran

Activist Vahid Beheshti is entering his 40th day of a hunger strike with a simple message: designate Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps – the military arm of Iran's government — as a terrorist organisation.

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The Independent UK

Funding boost for synagogues and schools to protect against antisemitic attacks

Home Secretary Suella Braverman said she wants to ensure ‘vile criminals’ feel ‘full force of the law’ for such incidents.

The Guardian - UK

Danish-Swedish far-right leader denied entry to UK to burn Qur’an

Rasmus Paludan wanted to publicly burn a copy of the book in Wakefield during Ramadan

Evening Standard

Danish far-right politician banned from UK over threat to burn Quran

Rasmus Paludan said he plans to burn a copy of the Islamic sacred book in Wakefield

The Independent UK

MP in call to shut down groups linked to Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

Conservative MP Alicia Kearns raised concerns over ‘cut-outs’ operating in the UK.

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Why has the UK government banned TikTok?

The UK government has officially banned the TikTok app from devices across government due to national security concerns. Oliver Dowden, chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, confirmed the decision during an address in House of Commons on Thursday. Dowden's speech followed days of speculation that the UK would follow the…

Wales Online

Two day terror attack exercise tested Government and emergency services response

Exercise Spring Resolve saw different agencies aiming to meet targets, some of which were linked to the recommendations made following the Manchester Arena Inquiry

The Independent UK

Science Secretary ‘confident’ data laws mean public can continue to use TikTok

TikTok has been banned on federal government devices in the US.

The Independent UK

UK has not ruled out a full ban on TikTok, minister says

Decision will be based on ‘risks’ and ‘threats’ posed by Chinese-owned app

Liverpool Echo

Job role that means you might not be able to have TikTok

The National Cyber Security Centre is doing a review of the safety of the app

Daily Mirror

Tory minister mocked as he claims he doesn't know how his defence warning tweet vanished

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid gave Security minister Tom Tugendhat a rough ride as he insisted he did not know how Twitter worked in excruciating interview

Manchester Evening News

UK government minister doesn't rule out TikTok ban over security fears

Tom Tugendhat confirmed that he is waiting for a review from the National Cyber Security Centre after concerns were raised about TikTok's links to China

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