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• Letters: Lady Park of Monmouth obituary

  6 Apr 2010: Katherine Duncan-Jones writes: Andrew Roth's fascinating obituary of Lady Park of Monmouth (29 March) is unjust to Somerville College, Oxford, where she was both a student and a triumphantly successful principal

• The day MI6 tried to recruit me – by email

  4 Apr 2010: Being a spy sounded fun – so when I had a message from the security services asking me to apply, I thought I should give it a go . . .

• Forgotten spy and escape artist extraordinaire comes in from the cold

  31 Mar 2010: Heritage plaque for Edward Yeo-Thomas – secret agent in second world war who escaped Nazi captors in occupied France

• Torture and rendition: is Britain guilty?

  30 Mar 2010:

  Sarah Ludford: The election is the perfect opportunity for parties to pledge a full judicial inquiry into UK complicity in America's post-9/11 policy

• Lady Park of Monmouth obituary

  28 Mar 2010:

  Senior MI6 officer, diplomat and Tory peer, she was known as the 'Queen of Spies'

• Amnesty accuses UK of 'grave' human rights violations

  23 Mar 2010:

  'Credible evidence' of UK government links to torture, unlawful detentions and rendition, says damning Amnesty report

• Human rights alliance demands inquiry into UK torture role

  22 Mar 2010: Human rights groups and parliamentary body seek independent inquiry into involvement of MI5, MI6 and armed forces

• New guidelines for intelligence officials

  18 Mar 2010: Role of ministers sanctioning security activities to be included

• GCHQ staff lost 35 laptop computers, report says

  11 Mar 2010: Intelligence security committee says 'haphazard' monitoring meant it was not known whether top secret information had been mislaid

• The seduction of British intelligence

  11 Mar 2010:

  Crispin Black: The torture scandal shows how easily our intelligence services were led astray by US promises of an influence 'upgrade'

• What and when MI5 knew about torture

  10 Mar 2010:

  Timeline of what the former MI5 chief Dame Eliza Manningham-Buller and her colleagues knew

• Tortured logic of intelligence chief

  10 Mar 2010: Vikram Dodd: Former MI5 head Eliza Manningham-Buller denies knowing about mistreatment of detainees. Didn't she read the papers?

• Torture case: 'It's unheard of for a civil case to be heard completely in secret'

  Audio (2min 47sec), 8 Mar 2010:

  Afua Hirsch, legal affairs correspondent, on a government attempt to have a torture damages case held in secret

• Government attempts to keep torture case secret

  8 Mar 2010:

  Holding case taken by former Guantánamo detainees behind closed doors would set 'very dangerous precedent', says lawyer

• Another mess on Miliband's doorstep

  4 Mar 2010: Clive Stafford Smith: Learning nothing from Binyam Mohamed's case, the government is again covering up complicity in rendition and torture

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