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Matthew Hedges seeks £200,000-£350,000 in damages, alleging false imprisonment and torture
Her Majesty’s not-so-secret service logs on to the digital age
Over 10,000 in government, business and academia targeted in past 5 years by hostile states, says British intelligence
Moscow counters by ordering out 20 Czechs as tension mounts between Kremlin and western capitals
Parliamentary inquiry into disgraced payments company told about former COO’s intelligence links
Rich in revenge and betrayal — spy novels from John Fullerton, Paul Vidich, Alma Katsu and Philip Prowse
Italian naval officer arrested following clandestine encounter with official
Intelligence chiefs fear Beijing could use it for espionage or the collection of sensitive data
Experts urge caution over tit-for-tat tactics as Washington signals intent to respond to state-backed attacks
GCHQ director says machine learning will help analysts deal with growing volumes of data
Moves come in retaliation for Moscow’s ouster of EU officials last week
Intelligence and military chiefs reveal details of operation to weaken terrorist group in 2016-2017
Use of foreigners as political tools increasing under Xi Jinping, say campaigners
Whitehall feared former spy would discuss how the security service listened in on British Communist party’s HQ
Only a small number of organisations affected in campaign aimed at US federal agencies
Agents would ‘have finished the job’ had they wanted to kill opposition leader, president tells journalists
Most office employees are used to remote work but intelligence-gathering is not easily done from the kitchen table
The spy fiction master ventured well beyond the shadows of espionage to become one of the most perceptive and enduring writers of his age
Global alert as SolarWinds says malware inserted in software for up to 9 months
Former intelligence officer elevated hard-boiled genre to a literary form exploring ethical and political dilemmas
Two books look at the hard graft of gathering intelligence and our enduring fascination with spookery
Ken McCallum says security agencies are battling competing priorities
Covert Russian and Chinese money is playing an ever increasing role
Fraser Cameron denies Belgian and UK allegations that he sold sensitive information
‘Alexei Navalny’ may not be spoken by Russia’s political leadership, but his influence is impossible to deny
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