True Spies BBC2, after-show internet discussion .RAM<\/b><\/p>\n
In the True Spies series award-winning reporter Peter Taylor reveals how the British “Secret State” – MI5 and Special Branch – has spied on citizens for decades, including trade unionists. <\/p>\n
But does the personal freedom of each citizen need protecting as carefully as the security of the state itself? <\/p>\n
Could there be files on you? Should the “Secret State” have the right to spy on people perceived to be a security threat? <\/p>\n
How did Peter Taylor persuade agents, and their handlers, to speak out on camera? <\/p>\n
The debate will be broadcast on Sunday 10 November at 2200 GMT, immediately after the final episode of True Spies. <\/p>\n
You can watch the debate from: [Real Player required]<\/p>\n more at:<\/p>\n http:\/\/news.bbc.co.uk\/1\/hi\/programmes\/true_spies\/default.stm<\/a><\/p>\n http:\/\/tash_lodge.blogspot.com\/2002_11_03_tash_lodge_archive.html#84117787<\/a> True Spies BBC2, after-show internet discussion .RAM In the True Spies series award-winning reporter Peter Taylor reveals how the British “Secret State” – MI5 and Special Branch – has spied on citizens for decades, including trade unionists. But does the … Continue reading
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