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UK: Police drop attempt to block action over undercover officers - Five women bringing action say they were duped into having long-term relationships with undercover officers

15 March 2014

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"The women launched the legal action in 2011 saying they had suffered intense emotional trauma after discovering that men they had had long-term relationships with were undercover police officers."

See the full story: Police drop attempt to block action over undercover officers - Five women bringing action say they were duped into having long-term relationships with undercover officers (Guardian, link)

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