Multiple outlets report on a leaked dossier alleging that large sums of UK taxpayer money have gone to parties described as terrorists, hostile states, and criminal gangs. The figures cited include more than £28 billion over six years, attributed to a mix of foreign aid, Covid-related relief loans, and benefits. The reporting says the dossier’s claims cover both non-state actors and state-linked adversaries. It specifically mentions the Islamic State in Syria as an example of a terrorist group, and cites Russia among hostile states. The materials described in the articles indicate that the money could have flowed through mechanisms that the dossier characterizes as insufficiently controlled or vulnerable to misuse. The sources do not provide shared detail on which programmes, recipients, or routes were involved beyond the broad categories of funding. The reporting also does not indicate, within the provided excerpts, whether the claims have been independently verified or what the government’s response is. The articles collectively frame the story around allegations raised by the leaked document rather than confirmed findings.