Rob Hastings

A former Novichok scientist worries Russia may be trying to develop nerve agents that are harder to detect

Some have been forced to move due to local council funding battles but several families believe their loved ones are victims of 'revenge evictions'

The controversial group, whose directors have been convicted of illegal fundraising, faces more criticism in run-up to Remembrance Day

Jana Bakunina reveals what pro-Putin friends and family told her when she visited her home city of Yekaterinburg - and how opponents are burying their heads in the sand to survive

UK's £800m 'slave labour' China imports revealed - from bras to lawnmowers

UK's £800m 'slave labour' China imports revealed - from bras to lawnmowers

A Foreign Office review in September found 'a clear risk' that UK arms might be used to 'commit or facilitate a serious violation' of international humanitarian law

Across Europe, many countries have networks of bunkers that can hold millions of people and clearly publicised emergency procedures

The group which 'helps homeless military veterans' has been put on a red list by a supermarket chain, told to leave Waterloo station by officers, and censured by a London council

Matthew Okuhara, a former armed officer with the Civil Nuclear Constabulary, fears that current security plans will be inadequate to protect the UK's next generation of nuclear power plants