US Politics | Thousands of secret Liz Truss texts could be in hands of left-wing UK papers after phone hack
THOUSANDS of secret Liz Truss texts could be in the hands of left-wing UK newspapers after her phone was hacked, it is feared. Sources close to the former PM are worried at least a year's worth of private messages had been handed to rivals as well as foreign states. 
It is feared thousands of secret Liz Truss texts could be in the hands of left-wing UK newspapers after her phone was hackedPA 
A former MI6 chief yesterday warned that ministers need more cyber lessonsRex It comes after reports her mobile was compromised back when she was Foreign Secretary by suspected agents of Russia. Ministers refused to deny the reports but would not comment further over fears it could enlighten enemies even more about how UK security services operate. A former MI6 chief yesterday warned that ministers need more cyber lessons. Sir Alex Younger said top politicians were not being trained up enough on the dangerous security threats which could hit their phones. Read More on Liz Truss 
FALLOUT PANIC Truss was 'obsessed with weather reports' fearing radiation from Putin nuke He told Times Radio there was no such thing as a totally secure phone, but added: "Levels of education aren't high enough, and I don't think people are focusing enough on the risks to their security and their devices. "These are hidden threats that aren't properly understood. I think that's true of ministers as anyone else, and there's a premium on making sure they're properly educated." Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove insisted that there were "very robust" rules in place to protect ministers and their information. He said: "I'm sure that Liz, both as Foreign Secretary and as Prime Minister, will have followed the advice she was given by the intelligence and security communities." Most read in The US Sun 'INDESCRIBABLE LOSS' US students, 20, named among 153 killed in Seoul Halloween crush 'THE NICEST' Amanda Knox & ex reunite 15 years after arrest for Meredith Kercher murder HORROR FIND Missing woman found dead days after sending chilling final text to boyfriend TIME WARP Eerie 1938 footage 'proves' time travellers exist can you spot 'quantum leaper'? MAMA DRAMA Teen Mom fans in shock after Ashley Jones 'leaks phone call' with Amber Portwood NAME SHAME I know my kids will get bullied for their names but I'm going with them anyway But he refused to go into more detail, adding: "Loose lips can sink ships when it comes to these questions." Labour demanded a probe into the incident. Read More on The Sun 
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It is feared thousands of secret Liz Truss texts could be in the hands of left-wing UK newspapers after her phone was hackedPA A former MI6 chief yesterday warned that ministers need more cyber lessonsRex It comes after reports her mobile was compromised back when she was Foreign Secretary by suspected agents of Russia. Ministers refused to deny the reports but would not comment further over fears it could enlighten enemies even more about how UK security services operate. A former MI6 chief yesterday warned that ministers need more cyber lessons. Sir Alex Younger said top politicians were not being trained up enough on the dangerous security threats which could hit their phones. Read More on Liz Truss FALLOUT PANIC Truss was 'obsessed with weather reports' fearing radiation from Putin nuke He told Times Radio there was no such thing as a totally secure phone, but added: "Levels of education aren't high enough, and I don't think people are focusing enough on the risks to their security and their devices. "These are hidden threats that aren't properly understood. I think that's true of ministers as anyone else, and there's a premium on making sure they're properly educated." Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove insisted that there were "very robust" rules in place to protect ministers and their information. He said: "I'm sure that Liz, both as Foreign Secretary and as Prime Minister, will have followed the advice she was given by the intelligence and security communities." Most read in The US Sun 'INDESCRIBABLE LOSS' US students, 20, named among 153 killed in Seoul Halloween crush 'THE NICEST' Amanda Knox & ex reunite 15 years after arrest for Meredith Kercher murder HORROR FIND Missing woman found dead days after sending chilling final text to boyfriend TIME WARP Eerie 1938 footage 'proves' time travellers exist can you spot 'quantum leaper'? MAMA DRAMA Teen Mom fans in shock after Ashley Jones 'leaks phone call' with Amber Portwood NAME SHAME I know my kids will get bullied for their names but I'm going with them anyway But he refused to go into more detail, adding: "Loose lips can sink ships when it comes to these questions." Labour demanded a probe into the incident. Read More on The Sun KICKING HIMSELF I still beat myself up over how I split with Stacey Solomon, says Steve O PICK N SIX I'm a mum-of-6 and have strict rules to cope - they sound crazy but I don't care
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