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Iona Whishaw’s mother, grandfather, and granduncles all worked as spies, so naturally the author’s popular Lane Winslow mysteries incorporate many real-life traits and adventures.

The Week’s daily digest of the news agenda, published at 8am

Leaked MI6 report warned: ‘on emotional instability he scored as high as it is possible to score’

The National Cyber Force’s guide is the first of its kind and a significant step in providing more transparency

Richard Moore (pictured), the head of MI6, has signalled the time has come to follow in the footsteps of sister agency MI5 - which has already had two women at its helm.

Tom Rob Smith is part of a wave of bestselling writers making the literary jump from the page to the screen – and back again.

Iran is currently pursuing a policy that is aimed at appeasing the conservatives and in this, Iran has scant concern for fundamental human rights. This was visible in the Iranian response to the protests that erupted after the death in the police custody of Mahsa Amini. Amini had been detained for a violation of Iran’s…

The phone call came while I was on a summer holiday in Spain with my family. On the other end of the line was an officer from the Specialist Crime Directorate of the Metropolitan Police.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- Iran said Saturday it executed a former high-ranking defense ministry official and dual Iranian-British national, further escalating tensions with the West amid the nationwide anti-government protests shaking the Islamic Republic.

Kieron Gillen talks about what makes a modern Bond story, making Bond his own, and what James Bond means in a post-Brexit world.