Emails from FBI agent said to show that services had detailed picture of Real IRA before attack

Ennis joke sparks criticism of BBC

It’s ’elf ’n’ safety gone, well,  a bit 007. MI5 has offered a new, partial glimpse of what recruitment looks like when your business is state secrecy. A job ad on its website seeks a new head of health and safety. The salary: £60,000. But don’t expect to learn much else.

Lenovo - the largest PC producer in the world - is indirectly backed by the Chinese state

Government fears hardline Islamists could turn well-meaning  volunteers into jihadists

But they will review legislation regarding effect of surveillance on privacy and human rights

Watchdog’s office consists of only 10 staff to monitor 10,000 working in spy agencies

'Credible attack' aimed at disrupting the lighting of the opening ceremony

Investigation into covert policing has found widespread use of the practice.

In an interview to the BBC he claimed Adebolajo was offered a job by MI5

Britain’s fight against terrorism is set to get a cash boost, escaping George Osborne’s £11.5 billion cuts to public expenditure.

Chancellor George Osborne is set to unveil his 2015-16 spending review in the House of Commons this afternoon with cuts of £11.5bn already secured through negotiation with government departments.

Brady ‘makes soup on hunger strike’

Mark Barton denies harassment, sexual assault and common assault against female colleague