Military police launch an urgent investigation after sensitive documents linked to the UK’s largest Army base, Catterick Garrison in North Yorkshire, are found discarded in council bins. According to reports, the cache of material was located about two-and-a-half miles from the base. Defence officials are working to determine how the documents ended up at the site and who was responsible for disposing of them. The investigation focuses on tracing the origin of the documents and establishing whether any information security procedures were breached. Authorities are also attempting to understand the circumstances surrounding the disposal, including timing and potential routes taken from the garrison to the nearby bins. Reported coverage says the matter has prompted defence chiefs to act quickly, reflecting the sensitivity of the documents involved. The full scope of what documents were found and whether any specific systems or individuals were affected is not detailed in the available reports.