The BBC is coming under further pressure as its claim that Martin Bashir is too ill to be interviewed has been seriously undermined by photographic evidence to the contrary.

The UK security establishment has raised the terror threat level to the second-highest category indicating that an attack is thought to be highly likely.

Outrage rising among human rights defenders after the British Parliament rejected any amendments to the controversial human intelligence security bill which gives undercover agents the green light to commit crimes the interest of the state.

This episode takes a look at the controversial Covert Human Intelligence Sources Bill which has passed its third reading in the British parliament causing outrage among human rights defenders.

Amnesty International warns against passing “deeply dangerous” legislation into law in the UK.

The new Director General of MI5 has used his first public address to project strength and confidence despite repeated setbacks for his service both in terms of terrorism and foreign intelligence activity.

A high-profile terrorism trial in Northern Ireland is providing valuable insights into the operational reach and ambitions of MI5 in the British-occupied province.

A new law will give the British Security Service MI5 legal authority to commission crimes with a view to deepening the cover of its agents.

A terrorism trial in Northern Ireland is yielding fascinating insights into the secret war between MI5 and militant Irish Republicans.

The British political establishment is agitating for additional powers to counter alleged Russian spying and political influence operations on UK soil.