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10 new spring TV shows to watch, including 'Genius: Aretha,' 'Debris' and 'Hemingway' FacebookTwitterEmail Aretha Franklin (Cynthia Erivo) rehearses in the studio in a scene from “Genius: Aretha,” one of the 10 most promising new TV shows of the spring.Richard DuCree /National Geographic As temperatures warm and spring approaches, it’s becoming abundantly clear that women are finding more fertile ground to blossom on television and streaming services. Female leads are blooming in new series in March, April and May, with more women taking major roles behind the camera, too. For example: ...

THE head of MI6 apologised yesterday for a ban on gay spies that 'blighted lives and shattered dreams'. Richard Moore paid tribute to 'the extraordinary resilience and loyalty to service and country of LGBT+ colleagues past and present'.

The head of the UK's foreign intelligence service has given the first public apology for MI6's ban on LGBT+ agents. The policy, scrapped in 1991, was left in place after a series of Cold War scandals.

While many of the civil servants were based in Whitehall, one is said to have been based at Abbey Wood, home of the MoD’s Defence Equipment and Support procurement organisation, while another worked at Devonport naval base, the Royal Navy’s only nuclear repair and refuelling facility. Two were based in Scotland, although sources would not say if they worked at Lossiemouth, where the RAF’s Quick Reaction Alert force scrambles when Russian military aircraft fly close to UK airspace. The list meticulously detailed information about where the retirees now live, with locations including Croy...

10 Feb 2021 The United Kingdom’s equivalent to the CIA has admitted that it has begun recruiting foreign-born spies for the first time in a supposed bid to increase “diversity”. The Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), more commonly known as MI6, will officially expand its recruitment of candidates to those born outside of the UK, however, they will still require to have a British passport. A source within Whitehall told The Times on Wednesday that the overseas spy agency wants to have access to the “biggest talent pool”. “If you narrow the criteria to a British national you will en...