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“Entradas anterioresEl grado de los acoplamientos secretos de IRA del gobierno reveló
Martes 18 de marzo de 2008El grado completo de un secreto 20 años “canal trasero” entre el gobierno británico y el IRA es revelado hoy por el jefe de personal anterior de Tony Blair, que declara que el proceso de la paz pudo nunca haber sido posible sin el acoplamiento. En la primera cuenta autoritaria del acoplamiento de un funcionario británico, Jonatán Powell dice a guarda que los hombres de negocios de un Derry, Brendan Duddy, y una serie de MI5 y de MI6…
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La investigación de Diana sonda el mundo del espionaje
Domingo 24 de febrero de 2008Los oficiales de la inteligencia están haciendo frente a escrutinio público sin precedente mientras que toman el soporte en la investigación en muerte de princesa Diana para negar demandas que los servicios de seguridad le mataron en las pedidos de la familia real. Su jefe anterior ha dado ya una ojeada fascinadora en el mundo vergonzoso del espionaje -- pero esto no está todo sobre 007 figuras encantadoras. El suyo es un mundo más mundano de cheques y de equilibrios burocráticos. Con…
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el jefe del Ex-espía niega a Diana matada grupo
Jueves 21 de febrero de 2008Por Roberto Barr ASOCIÓ LA PRENSA que el jefe anterior de MI6 negó ayer que la princesa matada británica Diana y su novio, Dodi de la agencia de inteligencia empalmó, en 1997. Sir Richard Dearlove, que era director de MI6 de operaciones especiales a la hora de la muerte de Diana en París, dijo la investigación de un coroner que MI6, el servicio de inteligencia secreto, no asesinara cualquier persona entre 1994 y 1999, cuando él era director. Él también negó que MI6…
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Espía anterior: MI6 habría podido matar a Diana
Miércoles 13 de febrero de 2008Correo diario
El espía anterior Richard que Tomlinson reveló que el desplome que mató a Diana era alesaje y la “semejanza misteriosa” a un espía anterior del diagrama
A del asesinato MI6 dijo la investigación de Diana él creyó hoy que la princesa habría podido ser asesinada por los oficiales MI6.
Agente secreto de Sacked, Richard Tomlinson, dicho él realizó que habría podido haber una conspiración para asesinar a Diana…
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la secretaria Ex-privada niega papel en la muerte de Diana
Martes 12 de febrero de 2008James Sturcke and agencies The Queen's former private secretary today said he could not have helped to "murder" Princess Diana because he was in a rural church hall listening to a talk by the creator of Rumpole of the Bailey. Lord Fellowes, Diana's brother-in-law, told the inquest into her death that he was not in Paris on the night she died, but was listening to John Mortimer in Norfolk. The Harrods ...
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Ex-MI6 Chief to Testify at Diana Inquest
Tuesday, February 12th, 2008AP The former head of Britain's foreign intelligence agency said Monday he will testify that his organization had nothing to do with the death of Princess Diana when he appears at her inquest later this month. Mohamed Al Fayed, whose son Dodi died with Diana in a car crash in Paris on Aug. 31, 1997, blames Britain's Secret Intelligence Service for killing the couple to prevent them marrying. Sir Richard Dearlove, ...
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‘MI6 team in Paris at time of Diana crash’
Monday, February 11th, 2008An MI6 team was operating at the British Embassy in Paris at the time of Princess Diana's death, her inquest has heard. But former ambassador Lord Jay told the High Court hearing he had no reason to believe their presence had anything to do with Diana's death ...
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Diana’s bodyguard had help pleas ignored
Sunday, January 27th, 2008Bodyguards for Princess Diana and her lover Dodi Fayed had calls for extra security rejected during their fateful trip to Paris, the inquest into their deaths has heard. Trevor Rees, who was one of two bodyguards assigned to the couple, said he believed Dodi and Diana should have had four security guards protecting them from hordes of photographers and onlookers in the days before their fatal car crash in the French ...
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Diana crash survivor to testify
Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008The only survivor of the crash that killed Princess Diana is scheduled to testify Wednesday at the inquest into her death. Trevor Rees, formerly known as Trevor Rees-Jones, was the front-seat passenger in the Mercedes that carried Diana, her boyfriend, Dodi Fayed, and their driver, Henri Paul. He sustained serious injuries in the Aug. 31, 1997 crash. Rees has said he has no memory of the crash. The last thing ...
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“Inconsistencies” over Diana driver samples
Monday, January 21st, 2008The procedures used by French medical experts to collect samples from the body of Princess Diana's chauffeur suffered "inconsistencies", the inquest into her death was told on Monday by a leading British toxicologist. French and British police investigations have both concluded that Diana and her lover Dodi al-Fayed died in a high-speed Paris car crash because chauffeur Henri Paul was drunk. But Dodi's father, luxury storeowner Mohamed al-Fayed, alleges that her son ...
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Energy rip-off exposed
Sunday, January 13th, 2008Steven Swinford and Jon Ungoed-Thomas BRITAIN’S biggest energy companies have stifled competition to raise prices and make record profits of more than £4.5 billion, a Sunday Times investigation has found. The six companies that control Britain’s gas and electricity are now facing demands that they be referred to the Competition Commission. Executives in charge of the six major companies were last week confirmed to be holding confidential meetings at ...
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New probe aims to cover up CIA tortures
Saturday, January 12th, 2008By John Catalinotto In an attempt to limit political damage and protect the highest officials, the new U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey has ordered a special investigation of the decision in 2005 to destroy tapes of CIA interrogations made in 2002 of two alleged high-level Al-Qaeda officials. The investigation is limited to how the decision was made and who made it. It is not supposed to probe the ...
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‘British spies bugged Diana, leaked tapes to smear her’
Saturday, January 12th, 2008British intelligence was spying on Princess Diana and recording embarrassingly private conversations, which were later leaked to the world, three years before she separated from the heir to the throne, her former bodyguard has said. Ken Wharfe, Diana's former bodyguard, told the long-running inquest into her death that the infamous "Squidgygate" tapes of Diana talking in an intimate fashion to an alleged lover were recorded by the British ...
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Diana ‘believed she would be bumped off’
Saturday, January 12th, 2008By Nick Allen Diana, Princess of Wales believed she was going to be "bumped off" by MI6 because of her high profile campaign against landmines, the inquest into her death has been told. Her friend Simone Simmons said the Princess was about to "name names" and publish a dossier called Profiting Out of Misery. ...
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The Diana inquiry cop who was on £1,000 a day
Monday, December 24th, 2007Britain's former top policeman Lord Stevens was paid £1,000 a day for taking charge of the inquiry into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. Documents released exclusively to The Mail on Sunday under the Freedom of Information Act reveal he was being paid double what he would have earned in his former role as Met Police Commissioner. The payments, for his part-time role in charge of Operation Paget, are among a ...
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