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Spooks dumped piles of top secret wartime files on the internet during pandemic lockdowns covering the attempt by Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg to blow up the dictator

Damian Lewis is impossibly po-faced in this buttoned-up espionage drama

Members of Egypt’s Presidential Pardon Committee said the committee is preparing a list of detainees for pardoning that will be announced soon. They affirmed that the committee is looking into all the cases and excluding those linked to “acts of violence.” Egyptian authorities had previously released dozens of prisoners under…

BALTIMORE — Three preseason games, five weeks and hundreds of training camp throws still separate Lamar Jackson from Week 1, but it’s not hard to imagine what the Ravens quarterback will look like come Sept. 11.

The north London club have announced a new deal that will benefit Antonio Conte's work with his players in the years ahead

Counter-terror agencies get a budget boost but there are questions over oversight, reports David Williams 

BALTIMORE — After the trade that returned the Ravens’ wide receiver group to that oh-so-familiar offseason zone — more potential than production, more questions than answers — Eric DeCosta couldn’t resist a joke. The Ravens general manager had just traded Marquise “Hollywood” Brown for the first-round pick that became center…

The company has also partnered with New York Road Runners, the organisation which produces the annual event

The intelligence agency says data is becoming more important to its work, but it doesn't have a data ethics framework to guide decision-making after more than 18 months of policy work.

New reports from the country's intelligence agencies shed light on their counter-intelligence and counter-terrorism operations over the past year.

The Government is comfortable the NZSIS is following human rights obligations, despite two instances where it received information likely tied to torture.