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Russian foreign minister warns that escalation of Ukraine conflict is a ‘real’ danger

The party leader is facing a string of resignations over whip to abstain on ‘spycops’ legislation

Should doctors monitor mothers’s alcohol intake? Are electric cars an investment bubble? And should spies have a ‘licence to kill’?

Government to push through law offering protections to secret agents

Intelligence agency was forced to apologise for ‘any misunderstanding’, court documents show

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Friday 24 July

Former MI6 operative Christopher Steele claims Beijing tried to enlist Britain’s elite to back tech firm’s 5G network deal

The spy service is sending festive greetings with hidden messages

From extra-marital affairs to a penchant for bondage

Fugitive in custody in Switzerland following police swoop

Sergei Skripal’s apparent poisoning has drawn comparisons with 2006 poisoning of other exiled former Russian spy

Former British officer accused of leaking research to the FBI and media

Judges examine MI5 and MI6 spying tactics exposed by Edward Snowden

US authorities are taking Christopher Steele's claims seriously because of his work on corruption at football's governing body

Women are more 'intuitive' says intelligence report, but Ukip MEP says women should 'stick to changing nappies'

Aimen Dean was recruited by British security and intelligence services to report back on al-Qaeda

Downing Street admits information was censored on 'national security grounds', but denies complicity

Pyongyang calls the fictional thriller a 'politically motivated provocation' backed by Downing Street

Conflict 'essentially one of Muslim on Muslim' with West no longer main target, says Richard Dearlove

UK security services will have to prioritise who they track, says former M16 director Richard Barrett