UK Intelligence Agencies

                   

Murder spree in Spooks

thesun.co.uk     Aug 18, 2008          

THE HORRIFIC murder of two MI5 informants reveals a leak at a Government missing person's scheme in this week’s episode of Spooks: Code 9. The race is on for the young recruits to find the source of the corruption and stop the...                    

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Summer into Autumn on BBC Three: release with preview clips

bbc.co.uk     Aug 18, 2008          

The Spring season on BBC Three has seen young audiences coming to the channel, with a growth of 21% year-on-year and a schedule jam-packed with new and innovative shows, including award-winning comedy (Gavin And Stacey, Summer...                    

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More Miss Marple than 007: the true face of British espionage

timesonline.co.uk     Aug 15, 2008          

A door opens, as if by magic, in a Pugin-papered wall. “Come through our secret entrance,” Baroness Park of Monmouth says, ushering us into the House of Lords dining room. Her friend, Baroness Ramsay of Cartvale, plonks a large...                    

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Home Office reaches half-way hash in secure data handling

theregister.co.uk     Aug 15, 2008          

Encryption bureau to operate like internal post office Analysis The UK Home Office has introduced procedures to handle encrypted personal data from external partners. However, guidelines on how the new Home Office Central...                    

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AN OBIT FOR A BATTLING BRIT FROM ANOTHER TIME. RIP COLONEL JOHNSON.

barking-moonbat.com     Aug 14, 2008   1 related          

THIS IS A FAIRLY LONG STORY BUT FASCINATING OR IT WOULDN’T BE HERE. Colonel Jim Johnson Former SAS officer who in the 1960s led a three-year guerrilla campaign against Egyptian forces in Yemen. Colonel Jim Johnson, who has died...                    

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How Tenet 'betrayed' the CIA on Iraq

atimes.com     Aug 14, 2008   2 related          

Saddam Hussein's intelligence czar was a secret agent for Britain's MI6 and he told Western powers that Iraq had no weapons of mass destruction. This information was discarded by then-Central Intelligence Agency director George...                    

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Russia's violent fringes: Another thawed conflict

economist.com     Aug 14, 2008          

Sprawling and tragic, like the country itselfDEEP in the Kremlin, spymasters are planning a sinister conspiracy to take over Europe, using a Russian enclave in a former Soviet state that is now an independent country as their...                    

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Hotel Room Surveillance Tip of Iceberg in Beijing

epochtimes.com     Aug 13, 2008   1 related          

By Neil Campbell Epoch Times Staff Aug 13, 2008 British and American intelligence agencies are warning that the Chinese Communist Party is using the Olympic Games as a goldmine for gathering intelligence, extortion and...                    

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UK intelligence services do not trust Hungary, Bulgaria - newspaper

axisglobe.com     Aug 12, 2008          

The UK intelligence service MI5 and MI6 are going to oppose a plan of the European Union (EU) requiring them to share their information with all EU members because they are afraid of states like Bulgaria or Hungary may leak it...                    

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How Tenet Betrayed the CIA on WMD in Iraq

truthout.org     Aug 11, 2008   50 related          

Washington - Journalist Ron Suskind's revelation that Saddam Hussein's intelligence chief was a prewar intelligence source reporting to the British that Saddam had no weapons of mass destruction (WMD) adds yet another dimension...                    

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