1. Roger Hesketh led the British deception campaign, Fortitude, during the Battle of Normandy. Citing Aesop, who wrote, “The fly sat upon the axle-tree of the chariot-wheel and said, ‘What a ...

Such defectors and spies who helped the West — and U.S. and British agents who worked for the Kremlin — populate the pages of Calder Walton’s engrossing overview of the “intelligence war ...

British Intelligence Operations in the Peninsular War Dr. Davies (King's College London) gives us an account of the operational side of British intelligence during the Peninsular War (1808-1814).

His book tells the story of how the CIA sent personalised horoscopes to unnerve officials of the Stasi, communist East Germany’s intelligence service, and floated thousands of propaganda-packed ...

Frederick Forsyth, the British author of “The Day of the Jackal” and other bestselling thrillers, has died after a brief illness, his literary agent said Monday. He was 86.

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Coincidentally, Mason himself may be tied up with British intelligence, per recent reports. As such, his war hawking parallels MI5’s infiltration of leftist cultural spaces in the 20th century.

In the 1950s, his James Bond books quickly captured the public's imagination and became an enduring pop culture phenomenon. ... "He worked for the British intelligence services.

So was Miss Moneypenny, as she was referred to in James Bond novels and films, a real person? It turns out, yes. Annette Young talks to Dr Claire Hubbard-Hall, the author of 'Her Secret Service ...

According to Ben Macintyre’s 2018 book “The Spy and the Traitor,” British intelligence officers first approached Mr. Gordievsky in the early 1970s, getting his name from a Czechoslovak spy ...