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Jeremy Clarkson after hacking a luxury grocery firm. Motormouth Jezza, snooker ace Ronnie O’Sullivan, Wildlife presenter David Attenborough, Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson and former tennis star Tim Henman all had information nicked by the Russian gang. READ MORE: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire fans slam 'millionaire' player who 'doesn't need money' Their addresses and other details were published on the dark web after the raid on Daylesford Organic.Security expert Philip Ingram - a former colonel in British military - warned: “This cyber attack should be a wake-up call for the security services and businesses.“Daylesford is exactly the kind of company that would be viewed by Russia-based hackers as both a lucrative ransomware opportunity and of potential use to power brokers in the Kremlin.” The luxury grocer’s, based in the privately-owned village of Daylesford in Gloucestershire, is reported to have delivered food to Boris Johnson during lockdown.

Vladimir Putin's informers are working in the House of Commons, the civil service and top public schools, reports The Mirror.It is also understood that Putin has demanded that all his sleeper agents - operating under deep cover - remain on standby to jump into action as a response to Britain's support for Ukraine in their war with Russia.The Security Service have already been put on alert for potential cyber attacks by Russian spies in the UK.There are also concerns that the country's military secrets are being targeted, along with Ukrainian activists and Russian dissenters.A senior intelligence insider said: "We have to assume Russia is now active at all levels of British society. They scoop up all forms of intelligence and pass it back to the Kremlin through handlers."This could be anything from what sort of weaponry is being sent to the Ukraine – and how much of it – to the sexual antics of the country's political and military leaders."The disclosure comes after a suspected Russian spy was seized at Gatwick last week.The man in his 40s was held under the Official Secrets Act and remains in custody.Lt Col Philip Ingram, a former military intelligence officer, said: "It is impossible to accurately assess how many Russian agents there are in the UK.

Chinese agents are using drones to spy on the nuclear sub base in Faslane, say top brass.

More than 800 potential terrorists are being closely monitored for any sign they could attack Cop26, a military intelligence expert has warned.

Boris Johnson risks national security and his own safety by using an unsecured private phone, an ex-No10 aide says.

Russian leader Vladimir Putin will use the coronavirus crisis to recruit an unknowing army of Western sleeper agents, an ex-spy chief has warned.