the united states the united kingdom australia and the netherlands are all accusing russian agents of involvement in a series of cyber attacks around the world the us has now indicted seven russians in connection with attacks on domestic and international targets earlier today dutch officials said they had formal the russian cyber attack against the u.n. chemical weapons watchdog a program investigators say four suspects power to car full of tronics monitoring equipment outside the organization for the british for the prohibition of chemical weapons in the hague and then left a trail of evidence that chemical weapons what stocks says it has suffered what it called increased cyber related activities since the beginning of the russia denies the allegations which were announced as nato defense ministers met in brussels. this smiles and friendly handshakes on the second day of nato summit of defense ministers were overshadowed by news of a possible cyber attack by russian agents in the netherlands. nato allies expressed their solidarity with the decision by the dutch and the british gover

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united states the united kingdom australia canada and the netherlands are all accusing russian agents of involvement in a series of cyber attacks across the world the us has now indicted seven russians in connection with the attacks on domestic and international targets indictments were announced as dutch officials said they had foiled an attack on the world's chemical weapons watchdog. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons in the hague dutch authorities say it was the target of an attempt attacking attack back in april investigations allege four russian spies parked a car full of electronic equipment at side the u.n. chemical weapons watchdog. if you think. this russian military intelligence service operation targeted the o.p.c. w.y. fine network from short range with a view to hacking and infecting it we consider this a close access hack operation. at the time the o.p.c. w. was working to identify the substance used in the poison attack on former russian spy sergei skip out in the british city of salzburg. britain says the dutch allegations further incriminate rus

the united states, united kingdom, australia, and the netherlands are all accusing russian agents of involvement in a series of cyber attacks around the world. the u.s. has now indicted seven russians in connection with the tax on domestic and international targets. dutch officials early today said they had foiled a russian cyber attack against the you in. investigators say for suspects packed the car full of cyber monitoring equipnt and left a trail of other evidence. the chemical weapons watchdog said it has suffered from what it called increased cyber related activity since the beginning of the year. russia denies the allegations, which were announced as nato defense ministers met in brussels. >> the smiles and handshakes on the second day of nato summit of defense ministers were overshadowed by news of a possible cyber attack by russian agents in the netherlands. >> nato allies expressed her solidarity with the decision of the dutch and british governments to call out russia on its blatant attempt to undermine international law and international institutions. >> dutch authorities

shift their primary points of operation the commonwealth bank of australia for example is applied for a banking license in the netherlands as the bank plans to open up an office if not headquarters in amsterdam other large aussie banks have looked l. . where in the e.u. including in germany the recent spate of announcements have threatened london's mantle as the financial hub for european finance and business as businesses leave london paris and frankfurt are seen as places where businesses may relocate their operations. today apple unveiled its leaner and meaner technology at an event in the big apple new york city there's a thinner i pad and lighter macbook air both with apple says or have improved security you may recall the company unveiled its new i phone last month but not everybody is lining up to buy the new products tech giants have to offer including smart phones molly barrows contributor for america's lawyer joins us now to explain her molly are some people getting sort of fed up with all the new cell phones out there are they still just as popular as ever. you know they're pretty popular but i don't think the

the united states, united kingdom, australia and new zealand are among those pointing fingers at russia and identifying spies. just this week the netherlands announced that it expelled four officers of the gru, a russian intelligence agency. they were accused of planning a cyberattack on the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons. but despite their reputation, officials say that the agents behaved a lot more like mr. bean in james bond. matthew chance explains. >> i'm here to see pegasus. >> reporter: it is too easy to mock a bungling spy. more johnny english than james bond, he is dubbed the russia's gru agents after a series of embarrassing blunders. take the four agents recently expelled from the netherlands. not only were they caught red handed trying to hack the global chemical weapons watch dog, but one of them even had a moscow taxi receipt in his pocket showing a right from gru headquarters in the russian capital to the airport. great for accounting, not good for espionage. of course even the best secret agents can make mistakes. not that long ago, russia mocked british spies after filming them using an electronic gad

australia. and she was working in asia for women, and she heard about this case in the netherlands. and she actually got in touch and said i want to work on this and moved to work on that case. and that was the first successful case. and the court required the netherlands to increase -- sorry, to have a stricter target about reducing its emissions. it's on appeal, and the appeal, i think, is very soon, and we'll hear the appeal. l be a pity we went backwards, because that was the leadership. as you mentioned, the children's fund case in oregon, there are more than a thousand cases now globally, that's the good news. more than a thousand. and they're either against countries or against fossil fuel companies generally or sometimes against cities. and the philippines, i woulding ya, and -- philippines, india and a lot of cases started all in the last ten years. so i think litigation will be definitely a part. i'm going to the international bar association in rome on the 9th of october, and that's where i will be -- the. [audio difficulty] i've already got them interested in climate jus

netherlands said kremlin intelligence agents have targeted political organisations in the uk, including the foreign office, and the porton down defence research facility. a british man has died after being bitten by a sea snake in australiacalled to a boat off the coast of groote island, 400 miles east of the capital darwin, but were unable to save the 23—year—old. police say uk officials have been notified. the criminaljustice system cannot cope with the number of people looking at indecent images of children, according to the senior police officer in charge of child protection in the uk. chief constable simon bailey says counselling should be available to those who are tempted to look at such images, before they do so. last month the government announced extra funding for charities that provide support. tim muffett reports. it's the darkest, most horrible thing, something you keep locked inside you. impulses which dave acted upon. we have changed his name, and his words are spoken by someone else. i started watching adult porn, eventually ended up looking at child imagery. i was arrested and taken into a police station one night. i told them straightaway they would find images on a certain laptop of children. i'm glad

netherlands as part of an efficiency plan. it has changed its mind after mounting shareholder pressure. a british man has died after being bitten by a sea snake in australiaolice say uk officials have been notified. high street stores are fuelling a throwaway culture which is damaging the environment, mps have said. they're asking some of britain's top fashion retailers, including marks & spencer, next and primark, how they plan to reduce the environmental and social impact of the clothes they sell. the environmental audit committee says the fashion industry fuels climate change, spreads microplastics into the oceans and fills up landfill sites. and one more story to bring you. a dog is enjoying a new lease of life despite having nearly three—quarters of its skull removed after vets created a new one using a 3d printer. so, this is patch. you can see the problem. they had to operate on a brain tumour. a team from cornell university in the us used a 3d printer to make one from titanium. the nine—year—old daschund is said to be doing fine, and doctors believe the same technology could be used on humans. seems to be absolutely ok, which is amazing. very plea

britain the netherlands australia on united states of all accused russia of involvement in a series of cyber plots and attacks around the world moscow says it sold just an russophobia propaganda but is it i'm phil graham in berlin this is the day. they met and they retaliate and in the tell you they broke the law so they are criminals. inventing all of this i like to meet them the soviet spirit is still alive and the russian government needs to be safe else it's rational and this there will be consequences russia must stop this reckless old behavior. it's become tradition to accuse russia of all possible crimes basically the russians got caught and they have got to pay the piper they're going.

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