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Experience: my brother spied on me for the Stasi . I was strip-searched at the border. To be betrayed by a family member touches you deeply.
Peter Keup: ÔI spent 10 months in prison, some of it in solitary confinement.Õ
I was three years old when they built the Berlin Wall; my brother Ulrich was seven. My father was a communist, but by the time I was 16 my mother had convinced him that the family should apply for an exit visa from East Germany. The government refused and everything changed for the worse Ð we were treated as if we had betrayed the cause. I was kicked out of school. I couldnÕt do the job I wanted to do. I wasnÕt even allowed to do the sport I liked, which was track and field, because I was banned from my club.
Ulrich and I were never close. He started drinking at an early age. He had his first child at 21 and moved in with his girlfriend. I started ballroom dancing, because it was a competitive activity where clubs were private and not run by the authorities. I danced with my younger sister, Uta, and in 1981 we came third in the East German championships. We were told that we could represent the German Democratic Republic (GDR) internationally Ð if we first withdrew our exit visa request. We refused, so they stopped us from dancing. That was when I decided to escape. I was 22, but felt like I was living in a grave.
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'She never had a voice': Dawn Sturgess's parents hope TV drama will set record straight Caroline and Stan Sturgess say the full truth about the 2018 novichok poisonings is still unknown
Wiltshire novichok poisonings TV drama. Stan Sturgess (right), whose daughter Dawn died in the Salisbury novichok attack, with actor Ron Cook (left) who will portray him in the upcoming BBC docudrama.
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'She never had a voice': Dawn Sturgess's parents hope TV drama will set record straight Caroline and Stan Sturgess say the full truth about the 2018 novichok poisonings is still unknown
Wiltshire novichok poisonings TV drama. Stan Sturgess (right), whose daughter Dawn died in the Salisbury novichok attack, with actor Ron Cook (left) who will portray him in the upcoming BBC docudrama.
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Ex-jihadi turned M16 agent Aimen Dean
Ex-jihadi turned M16 agent Aimen Dean pictured at The Fisheries, Hackney, London, UK.
Aimen Dean is hosting the 2nd series of the “Conflicted Podcast” together with Thomas Small.
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Ex-jihadi turned M16 agent Aimen Dean
Ex-jihadi turned M16 agent Aimen Dean pictured at The Fisheries, Hackney, London, UK.
Aimen Dean is hosting the 2nd series of the “Conflicted Podcast” together with Thomas Small.
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Ex-jihadi turned M16 agent Aimen Dean
Ex-jihadi turned M16 agent Aimen Dean pictured at The Fisheries, Hackney, London, UK.
Aimen Dean is hosting the 2nd series of the “Conflicted Podcast” together with Thomas Small.
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Top Secret: Thatcher's hotline among gadgets from GCHQ on display in Science Museum exhibition.
An encryption key allowing the Queen to make private phone calls and a mock-up of a Soviet spies’ nest in suburban London are among exhibits at the latest Science Museum show.
Visitors to Top Secret: From Ciphers To Cybersecurity, which opens on July 10, will see Churchill’s “Secraphone” and the first hotline-in-a-briefcase used by Margaret Thatcher in the Eighties.
Dozens of objects, many being shown in public for the first time, have been lent by the GCHQ surveillance agency, but the exhibition does not include the most modern telecoms and eavesdropping equipment still deemed too sensitive to leave its Cheltenham base.
The items displayed represent “10 or 15 per cent” of spy gadgets kept at GCHQ’s museum inside its headquarters, which can be viewed only by those with top secret clearance.
The rarest piece in the show is the filing cabinet-sized 5-UCO, a machine considered so secret that curators believed all versions had been destroyed. It was used to encrypt “the most secret of all messages” wired to embassies in the Second World War and Korean War, using an “automated one-time pad system” connected to a teleprinter. TOP SECRET: FROM CIPHERS TO CYBER SECURITY Science Museum new exhibition ... Secret phones
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Top Secret: Thatcher's hotline among gadgets from GCHQ on display in Science Museum exhibition.
An encryption key allowing the Queen to make private phone calls and a mock-up of a Soviet spies’ nest in suburban London are among exhibits at the latest Science Museum show.
Visitors to Top Secret: From Ciphers To Cybersecurity, which opens on July 10, will see Churchill’s “Secraphone” and the first hotline-in-a-briefcase used by Margaret Thatcher in the Eighties.
Dozens of objects, many being shown in public for the first time, have been lent by the GCHQ surveillance agency, but the exhibition does not include the most modern telecoms and eavesdropping equipment still deemed too sensitive to leave its Cheltenham base.
The items displayed represent “10 or 15 per cent” of spy gadgets kept at GCHQ’s museum inside its headquarters, which can be viewed only by those with top secret clearance.
The rarest piece in the show is the filing cabinet-sized 5-UCO, a machine considered so secret that curators believed all versions had been destroyed. It was used to encrypt “the most secret of all messages” wired to embassies in the Second World War and Korean War, using an “automated one-time pad system” connected to a teleprinter. TOP SECRET: FROM CIPHERS TO CYBER SECURITY Science Museum new exhibition ... The Krogers Russian Spy house in London
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Top Secret: Thatcher's hotline among gadgets from GCHQ on display in Science Museum exhibition.
An encryption key allowing the Queen to make private phone calls and a mock-up of a Soviet spies’ nest in suburban London are among exhibits at the latest Science Museum show.
Visitors to Top Secret: From Ciphers To Cybersecurity, which opens on July 10, will see Churchill’s “Secraphone” and the first hotline-in-a-briefcase used by Margaret Thatcher in the Eighties.
Dozens of objects, many being shown in public for the first time, have been lent by the GCHQ surveillance agency, but the exhibition does not include the most modern telecoms and eavesdropping equipment still deemed too sensitive to leave its Cheltenham base.
The items displayed represent “10 or 15 per cent” of spy gadgets kept at GCHQ’s museum inside its headquarters, which can be viewed only by those with top secret clearance.
The rarest piece in the show is the filing cabinet-sized 5-UCO, a machine considered so secret that curators believed all versions had been destroyed. It was used to encrypt “the most secret of all messages” wired to embassies in the Second World War and Korean War, using an “automated one-time pad system” connected to a teleprinter. TOP SECRET: FROM CIPHERS TO CYBER SECURITY Science Museum new exhibition ...microdot reader contained in a talcum powder tin
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
The Grenfell Tower Inquiry is an independent public inquiry, set up to examine the circumstances leading up to and surrounding the fire at Grenfell Tower on 14 June 2017.
Sir Martin Moore Bick arrives.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
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Chairman of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Sir Martin Moore-Bick
Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings, London, UK - 21 May 2018
Chairman of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Sir Martin Moore-Bick arrives for the start of the grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings. Each of the 71 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire will be commemorated to mark the start of evidence being heard by the public inquiry into the tragedy.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
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Sir Martin Moore-Bick
Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings, London, UK - 21 May 2018
Chairman of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Sir Martin Moore-Bick arrives for the start of the Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings. Each of the 71 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire will be commemorated to mark the start of evidence being heard by the public inquiry into the tragedy.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
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Sir Martin Moore-Bick
Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings, London, UK - 21 May 2018
Sir Martin Moore-Bick arrives for the start of the Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings. Each of the 71 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire will be commemorated to mark the start of evidence being heard by the public inquiry into the tragedy.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
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Sir Martin Moore-Bick
Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings, London, UK - 21 May 2018
Sir Martin Moore-Bick arrives for the start of the Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings. Each of the 71 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire will be commemorated to mark the start of evidence being heard by the public inquiry into the tragedy.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
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Nabil Choucair
Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings, London, UK - 21 May 2018
Nabil ChoucaiR arrives for the start of the Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings. He lost six close relatives in the fire. Each of the 71 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire will be commemorated to mark the start of evidence being heard by the public inquiry into the tragedy.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
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Sir Martin Moore-Bick
Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings, London, UK - 21 May 2018
Chairman of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Sir Martin Moore-Bick arrives for the start of the Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings. Each of the 71 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire will be commemorated to mark the start of evidence being heard by the public inquiry into the tragedy.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
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Nabil Choucair
Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings, London, UK - 21 May 2018
Nabil Choucair arrives for the start of the Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings. He lost six close relatives in the fire. Each of the 71 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire will be commemorated to mark the start of evidence being heard by the public inquiry into the tragedy.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
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Sid-Ali Atmani
Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings, London, UK - 21 May 2018
Grenfell Tower resident Sid-Ali Atmani arrives for the start of the Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings. Each of the 71 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire will be commemorated to mark the start of evidence being heard by the public inquiry into the tragedy.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
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Grenfell Tower resident SID-ALI ATMANI arrives for the start of the Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings.
Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings, London, UK - 21 May 2018
Each of the 71 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire will be commemorated to mark the start of evidence being heard by the public inquiry into the tragedy.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
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Andreia Gomes and Marcia Gomes arrive for the start of the Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings. The couple lost their unborn baby son Logan Issac in the disaster.
Grenfell inquiry commemoration hearings, London, UK - 21 May 2018
Each of the 71 victims of the Grenfell Tower fire will be commemorated to mark the start of evidence being heard by the public inquiry into the tragedy.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
Nicholas Burton is a Grenfell Tower fire survivor. The Grenfell Tower Inquiry is an independent public inquiry, set up to examine the circumstances leading up to and surrounding the fire at Grenfell Tower on 14 June 2017. Nicholas Burton had lived in the tower block since 1984.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
Nicholas Burton is a Grenfell Tower fire survivor. The Grenfell Tower Inquiry is an independent public inquiry, set up to examine the circumstances leading up to and surrounding the fire at Grenfell Tower on 14 June 2017. Nicholas Burton had lived in the tower block since 1984.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
Nicholas Burton is a Grenfell Tower fire survivor. The Grenfell Tower Inquiry is an independent public inquiry, set up to examine the circumstances leading up to and surrounding the fire at Grenfell Tower on 14 June 2017. Nicholas Burton had lived in the tower block since 1984.
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NEWS - London: Untersuchungen zu Brand im Grenfell Tower
Nicholas Burton is a Grenfell Tower fire survivor. The Grenfell Tower Inquiry is an independent public inquiry, set up to examine the circumstances leading up to and surrounding the fire at Grenfell Tower on 14 June 2017. Nicholas Burton had lived in the tower block since 1984.
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NEWS - Die Wittwe Marina Litwinenko spricht zu den Medien
Alexander Litvinenko Inquiry results. Alexander Litvinenko's wife, Marina, speaks at The Royal Courts of Justice for the results of the inquiry about her husband death in 2006. Russia's President Vladimir Putin “probably” approved the London murder of former spy Alexander Litvinenko, a landmark inquiry report concluded today 21/01/16.
The findings by inquiry chairman Sir Robert Owen immediately caused a furious row between London and Moscow.
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NEWS - Die Wittwe Marina Litwinenko spricht zu den Medien
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Marina Litvinenko
Alexander Litvinenko Public Inquiry, High Court, London, Britain - 21 Jan 2016
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STUDIO - Karel Koecher
Karel Koecher photographed at the home he shares with his wife Hana on the outskirts of Prague. He is an Ex KGB sleeper agent (he lived in NYC and Washington working for the CIA during the Cold War all the while feeding information and secrets to the Russians till he was caught in 1986, imprisoned and then later exchanged for an American the Russians were holding.) (FOTO: DUKAS/EYEVINE) *** Local Caption *** 01695471
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STUDIO - Karel Koecher
Karel Koecher photographed at the home he shares with his wife Hana on the outskirts of Prague. He is an Ex KGB sleeper agent (he lived in NYC and Washington working for the CIA during the Cold War all the while feeding information and secrets to the Russians till he was caught in 1986, imprisoned and then later exchanged for an American the Russians were holding.) (FOTO: DUKAS/EYEVINE) *** Local Caption *** 01695481
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STUDIO - Karel Koecher
Karel Koecher photographed at the home he shares with his wife Hana on the outskirts of Prague. He is an Ex KGB sleeper agent (he lived in NYC and Washington working for the CIA during the Cold War all the while feeding information and secrets to the Russians till he was caught in 1986, imprisoned and then later exchanged for an American the Russians were holding.) (FOTO: DUKAS/EYEVINE) *** Local Caption *** 01695485
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STUDIO - Karel Koecher
Karel Koecher photographed at the home he shares with his wife Hana on the outskirts of Prague. He is an Ex KGB sleeper agent (he lived in NYC and Washington working for the CIA during the Cold War all the while feeding information and secrets to the Russians till he was caught in 1986, imprisoned and then later exchanged for an American the Russians were holding.) (FOTO: DUKAS/EYEVINE) *** Local Caption *** 01695476
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Funeral of Yasser Arafat after exhumation of his body for polonium poisoning investigation at the Mukataa, Ramallah, West Bank - 27 Nov 2012
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Palestinian Health minister Hani Abdin, Head of the Arafat Foundation's medical committee Abdullah al-Bashir, head of the Palestinian inquiry team into the death of Yasser Arafat Tawfiq Tirawi and Palestinian Justice Minister Ali Mhanna attend a press conference
Funeral of Yasser Arafat after exhumation of his body for polonium poisoning investigation at the Mukataa, Ramallah, West Bank - 27 Nov 2012
The body of former Palestinian president Yasser Arafat was exhumed Tuesday, part of efforts by an international team investigating claims that he had died of poisoning, after traces of radiation were found on the late leader's old clothing. French, Swiss and Russian experts, who flew to Ramallah to conduct the probe, were taking samples. The body of the former president is to be re-interred later in the day in a military ceremony. The results of the tests are expected to be known within days, or by the end of the year at the latest. Arafat died at the age of 75 in a French hospital on November 11, 2004. Medical records show he died of a brain hemorrhage, caused by a bowel infection. Some Palestinians blame Israel for his death, a claim Israel has strenuously denied.
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PR consultant Max Clifford
PR consultant Max Clifford ofÊMax CliffordÊAssociates,
London. Clifford in his office.
In March 2010 the News of the World settled out-of-court a case brought against it by publicist Max Clifford for intercepting his voicemail. After a lunch with Rebekah Brooks, the paper agreed to pay Clifford's legal fees and an undisclosed "personal payment" not described as damages, with the sum exceeding £1 million. The money was paid in exchange for Clifford giving the News of the World exclusive stories over the next several years.
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The Dowlers' solicitor Mark Lewis
Solicitor Mark Lewis of Taylor Hampton Solicitors LLP, inside his office at the Bank Chambers, The Strand, London.
Lewis is the Dowler family Lawyer and is representing them during the Phone Hacking Scandal. It was first reported by The Guardian on 4 July 2011 that police had found evidence suggesting that the private investigator Glenn Mulcaire collected personal information about the family of the missing schoolgirl Milly Dowler, following her disappearance in March 2002 and the subsequent discovery of her murdered body six months later. According to the paper, journalists working for the News of the World had hired private investigators to hack into Dowler's voicemail inbox. It was alleged that they had deleted some messages, giving false hope to police and to Dowler's family who thought that she might have deleted the messages herself and therefore might still be alive, and potentially destroying valuable evidence about her abduction and murder by serial killer Levi Bellfield, who was convicted and jailed for life in June 2011.
As of July 2011, the Dowler family was preparing a claim for damages against the News of the World.
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NEWS - Der Serienmörder von Yorkshire ist gestorben (Archiv)
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Yorkshire Ripper (peter Sutcliffe) Inquiry. Murder Squad Detectives Answer Calls. Date Taken Unknown.
Yorkshire Ripper (peter Sutcliffe) Inquiry. Murder Squad Detectives Answer Calls. Date Taken Unknown.
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