Pro-Palestine group vandalises homes of UK defence executives with red paint and tyre slashing, after counter-terror officers join investigation

Hooded activists threw red paint across a female Ultra I&C executive's house in Fleet, Hampshire, and slashed two car tyres at 3.30am on 10 October. Elsewhere 'baby killers' was sprayed across a garage door. Police Scotland are probing attacks in Dunfermline and South Queensferry. The List boasts it has built 'an extensive bank of addresses' through hacking, whistleblowers and leaks.

Lord Walney, a former government adviser on political violence, called the tactic 'disturbing and inexcusable'.

The group claims it has hit at least six senior staff at firms including Elbit Systems.

Activists previously attacked factories and sites, and the move to family homes marks an escalation.