Read my investigation, three months in the making. Unmasked: the Russian officers who ordered the Bucha massacre 👇

Very pleased to have made the shortlist for New Journalist of the Year at the British Journalism Awards. https://t.co/x3gJ0G8b8a

Beijing’s ‘harvest now/decrypt later’ strategy means even encrypted personal information could be cracked within months | ✍️ @domhauschild 🔗 Read more: https://t.co/8eIEj8jvW5

‘China has stolen data from everyone in UK’ Even encrypted personal information could be cracked within months because of a technological arms race likened to the Manhattan Project ⬇️

🚨NEW🚨 China has stolen data from every British citizen, according to cybersecurity experts and an ex-head cryptographer at GCHQ. They are relying on new quantum computers to crack encryptions and it could happen within months. Read my article below👇 https://t.co/92iOCwODdt

China’s chilling stolen data plot for everyone in Britain Beijing’s ‘harvest now/decrypt later’ strategy means even encrypted personal information could be cracked within months https://t.co/7CJpYpOxIV

No one should forget what Russia did in Ukraine. Unmasked: 13 Russian officers who led ‘war crime’ troops in Bucha https://t.co/fc2XFCxAK2

⚡ Journalists identified 13 Russian officers responsible for war crimes in Bucha The Sunday Times, together with independent lawyers and investigators using open sources, established the identities of 13 commanders involved in atrocities against civilians. Ukraine’s security

The Sunday Times has identified the names of 13 Russian officers responsible for mass killings and other war crimes in Bucha The Times publication writes that the scale of killings and torture of civilians by Russian occupiers in Bucha during 29 days of occupation is so

The Sunday Times has published an investigation that reveals the identities of the 13 commanding officers in charge of Russian troops accused of the Bucha massacres. Their identities have been compiled by independent lawyers and investigators using open-source intelligence, and

I'm in Bristol, where significant fighting has broken out between the police and anti-fascist demonstrators as the anti-migrant protestors attempted to leave. Mounted officers have been brought in to control the crowd who are attempting to break through their ranks.

🔎 Analysis: Iran’s supreme leader has lived frugally while leading a hardline theocracy. If this is his moment of truth, he won’t go quietly — unlike other deposed rulers | Christopher de Bellaigue (@bellaigueC) reports https://t.co/aj6YZrAVde

US moves B-2 stealth bombers as Israel-Iran conflict continues The warplanes, designed for long-range missions, appear to be heading to Diego Garcia, the Indian Ocean strategic base https://t.co/2ETiPca4va

Asked about our splash this morning, on adding a second pillar to the nuclear deterrent, John Healey tells @bbclaurak he won’t comment on talks happening in private. You can read all about those private talks if you buy a copy of The Sunday Times 👇

Leaked map shows Israeli proposal to force Gazans into strips of land. Astonishing leak to @gabrielle_sivia at The Sunday Times @thetimes https://t.co/fhpjPn3UJs

Pleased to have been highly commended in the International Affairs category of the @MHPGroup_ 30 To Watch journalism awards. https://t.co/cQQvA2CXLR

For @thetimes, Nina Shea discusses the two bishops the state-run Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association appointed after Pope Francis's death, and the Vatican's China policy under a new papacy. cc: @domhauschild

I’ve been in Rome for the last few days watching the world - and it did feel like the entire world - say goodbye to Pope Francis for @thetimes https://t.co/AIGaM6Yxrv

Who picks the next pope? Meet the pious powerbrokers There are 138 cardinals with their own political leanings and ambitions eligible to vote on the candidates to succeed Francis https://t.co/25pkm2eGto

They’re handy with a hook and they’re on a mission to cheer you up with crochet — from colourful postbox toppers to woollen castle cascades ⬇️