Kim Philby warning was ignored by BBC amid plan for TV show about the spy's son travelling to Russia

Independent broadcasters agreed to ban any publicity for Philby, who defected in 1963, but the BBC rejected No 10-sanctioned suggestions it was 'improper' to show the film, papers show.

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