Two teenagers plead guilty over Transport for London cyber attack

Two teenagers have pleaded guilty to offences connected with a major cyber attack that disrupted Transport for London (TfL) for months. The case was described as “breaking news,” and the report notes that additional details will be published shortly as the story is updated. The announcement does not specify the exact charges or the identities of the defendants, but it links their guilty pleas directly to the TfL disruption. The communication emphasizes that readers should refresh for the fullest version, and it points to the BBC News app and the @BBCBreaking account for further alerts. The key development is the acceptance of responsibility in court, marking a procedural milestone after prolonged operational impact for TfL.