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MI5 Will Not Face Contempt Case Over Misleading Court Evidence, High Court Rules

Editorial Desk3 hours ago03 mins

London’s High Court has ruled it would not be in the public interest to bring contempt proceedings against MI5 or its staff over false information given to the court, prompting the agency’s chief to apologise again for “serious failures”.

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