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Gathering intelligence. and if that's breached because somebody gets a classified document floating around and knows of it, we lose that information that we are grabbing. so it's more than just a bunch of papers and what big deal is this and so forth. lives can be lost. none can be misspent. we can be our adversaries are out there searching, trying to get this kind of information because they want to undermine us. so we have these threats that come in, and so it's something that we remind our people every day. every time some new person comes into the dni or any other intelligence agency, you ...

London 1968 and a huge demonstration outside the american embassy against the vietnam war. involved in gathering intelligence, a newly formed undercover police unit, the special demonstration squad. forthe the special demonstration squad. for the next 40 years, ses officers infiltrated left—wing and progressive groups on a long—term basis, passing back information to scotland yard and m15. their targets included anti—apartheid campaigners, including peter, now lord hain, who went on to become a labour cabinet minister. he is one of those who gave evidence to the first phase of the public...

Than in 2019. that's the equivalent of 27 million days lost to illness. judges at the court of the appeal will rule today on a challenge to the government's plan to deport migrants to rwanda. the case, which was brought by a group of asylum seekers and a charity, centres around whether assurances given by rwanda to the uk are sufficient guarantees of safe and fair treatment. the findings of a long—running public inquiry into undercover policing are due to be published later today. it is the first part of an investigation covering the actions of a metropolitan police unit between 1968 and 198...

Probability or to any other evidential scandal as to whether the attack would have been predicted. —— evidential standard. however, there was a realistic possibility that actionable intelligence could have been obtained which might have led to action preventing the attack. the reason for this missed opportunity included a failure by the security service, in my view, to act swiftly enough. the director general of m15, ken mccallum, said he was profoundly sorry m15 did not prevent the attack. gathering intelligence is difficult, but had we managed to seize the slim chance we had, — those i...

And the decision, if it was not a threat, we let it fly up there. are we changing the posture, that if we don't know the origin, we're shooting it down now? >> i hope not. if that's where we going to go, we're going to have an accident. i think it's early to make that call. i would say two things about it. there's a logic about what the administration has done. member, the initial chinese balloon was at 50,000 feet, 60,000 feet, that's not a threat. at or below at 40,000 feet, you're in the travel zone. there are concerns about gathering intelligence. that's why i think it wasn't wrong for the...