Ministers to be forced to name and shame China for cyber attacks on the UK after Government, which doesn't want to point finger at Beijing, lost Lords battle
Labour peers voted against an amendment on Monday to the Cyber Security and Resilience bill requiring the Government to keep a log of foreign states targeting British networks.
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