More than 100 British officials, including MI6 spies, SAS soldiers, MPs and government ministers, were among those exposed in ...

The Ministry of Defence became aware of the breach more than a year later, when excerpts of the spreadsheet were anonymously ...

British spies and special forces soldiers were among the tens of thousands of people potentially put at risk by the catastrophic Afghan data leak, The Independent understands. The breach, made by a ...

Details of more than 100 British officials were in the data, which may have fallen into the hands of the Taliban.

James Heappey said claims he had backed a ‘new entitlement’ for people affected by the breach but not eligible for other schemes ...

Relatives of Afghans whose names were accidentally leaked by a UK official three years ago have told the BBC they fear ...

MORE than 100 UK citizens' details — including spies and special forces personnel — were included in a massive data leak that led ...

Defence sources have said that details of MI6 spies, SAS and special forces personnel were included in the spreadsheet.

Ministers from both the Conservative and the Labour parties must now explain why they kept secret for 683 days not just an ...

A spreadsheet containing the personal information of about 18,700 Afghans and their relatives – a total of about 33,000 ...

Tory ex-ministers have sought to defend their record amid mounting pressure over the Afghan data leak that resulted in an unprecedented superinjunction and an £850 million secret relocation scheme.

Johnny Mercer, the former veterans minister, who was covered by the super-injunction because of his knowledge of the events, told the BBC the breach was representative of the "chaos" around the ...