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UK: MI5 put union leaders and protesters under surveillance during cold war by Richard Norton Taylor

01 October 2009

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MI5 put union leaders and protesters under surveillance during cold war (Guardian, link) by Richard Norton Taylor. This reports on the "official" history of MI5 by Christopher Andrew - "But the book skirts over a number of controversies".

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