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Moscow refuses to extradite citizens despite strong evidence of crimes
Co-operation for 75 years more important than ‘hamfisted’ warnings
Move follows concerns over links to torture of detainees by foreign security services
Home secretary wants to plug ‘real gaps’ in legislation to hold off hostile states
Bats, pigeons and seals have all played their part in espionage and wartime schemes
Foreign minister Sergei Lavrov criticises American backing for opposition leader Juan Guaidó
Case officer pleads guilty after helping to decimate US espionage network
Building opposite St James’s Park station has been sold for development
Envoy tells Germany co-operation will drop if Chinese company wins 5G work
Telecoms group prepares 37-page legal argument to clarify its position
Founder’s daughter is under house arrest awaiting an extradition hearing to the US
Report says state media spread seven different conspiracy theories about the attack
MI6 head Alex Younger warns Moscow should expect an ‘assertive response’
Investigative website Bellingcat discloses another suspect in nerve agent poisoning
Justice department accuses Texas-born linguist of helping Tehran target US agents
Officials concerned that change of spy boss could exacerbate turmoil as UK leaves EU
Alleged failure to challenge MI6 and GCHQ over use of ‘James Bond clause’ alarms watchdog
Master of disguise who plotted the ‘Argo’ escape from Iran
Lawyer admits Paul Whelan was given a USB drive containing state secrets
The more aggressive US approach is part of a strategic shift that goes well beyond the trade war
Paul Whelan faces 10 to 20 years in prison if convicted
Measures such as banning forced technology transfers will not impress Washington
Russia’s Federal Security Service says Paul Whelan was ‘carrying out espionage activities’
The cold war ‘rookie’ reveals its deadly strength
Justice officials aim to counter espionage and theft of intellectual property
