If so, Britain could outsource most of its data-centre needs to places like Finland, which have cheaper electricity and more available land. Some geographic diversification would be wise—no single country should be able to hold Britain to ransom—but there would be no need for racks of servers to sully Albion’s shores.

The thousands of batteries being deployed to stabilise Britain’s electricity networks could bring down the grid, government experts have warned.

Around 150 protesters against illegal UK immigration marched through Taunton on Saturday.

The annual convention, organised by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, will be supported by nearly 5,000 volunteers and feature religious addresses, discussions and community events

Iranian transport links were established across the Middle East decades ago to carry guns and arm various militias.