UK welcome for oligarchs leaves it vulnerable to Russian influence
London became laundromat for looted wealth long before Putin’s policy of threat
Suspicious minds wonder about timing of UK's Russia spying claims
London Letter: Raab muddies waters ahead of release of delayed Russia report
Russian spies ‘almost certainly’ behind attempt to steal Covid-19 vaccine research, UK claims
Coronavirus scientific work in Britain, US and Canada targeted by Russian-backed APT29
Boris Johnson to limit UK nations’ power to deviate on trade policy
SNP leader at Westminster accuses prime minister of staging a power grab
Britain tolerated torture and helped US with renditions after 9/11
Parliamentary report finds UK intelligence was involved with ‘plainly unlawful’ activities
MI5 chief warns terrorist threat is highest for three decades
New technologies pose challenges and internet firms have ‘responsibility’ to share data
Privacy has become a human rights issue for the digital age
Lawyer Elizabeth Knight is fighting for user protection but fears new European laws won’t go far enough
Families of hostages killed by ‘Jihadi John’ want him captured
Spokesman for Sotloff family says they want him ‘sentenced and sent prison’
Malcolm Rifkind steps down over cash for access claims
Former foreign secretaries under pressure following undercover ‘dispatches’ sting
UK torture inquiry says politicians will face scrutiny
US government to be pressed to hand over redacted sections of CIA torture report
CIA torture: UK to seek redacted material on its interrogation role
Downing Street: blacked out sections in US report do not cover-up complicity in torture
Intelligence bodies ‘could not prevent’ Lee Rigby killing
Unnamed internet firm criticised in report into May 2013 murder of soldier in London
NSA reportedly collects millions of global text messages daily
Obama to unveil guidelines to restrict collection of bulk telephone data
Intelligence chiefs face UK parliamentary inquiry
Unprecedented questioning of secret service MI6 and security service MI5 follows Snowden leaks
Oversight of spy activity is years behind the technology
An inquiry will decide if US snooping laws are ‘fit for purpose’
UK warns of Syria weapons ‘catastrophe’
‘Serious concern’ that regime’s chemical stockpiles may fall into al-Qaeda’s hands
Britain says accusations it skirted law over Prism are baseless
Prime minister says British security agencies operate within the law
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