The spook the leak the editor & his rival

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Rumours that Sunday Telegraph editor Dominic Lawson, son of former UK Chancellor Nigel Lawson, has been identified as the editor whom former MI6 officer Richard Tomlinson claimed had been recruited as a paid MI6 agent have attracted considerable controversy. Some observers believe that these rumours have been fuelled by the Guardian, with which Lawson has previously come into conflict. Newspapers, subject to libel laws, were not allowed to name the suspected agent, but Lawson was named by MPs Brian Sedgemore and George Galloway, who are protected by parliamentary privilege.

Behavior, Journalists, Lawson, Dominic

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Children's 'lives put in danger' by travel firm

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Staff from a sixth form college have expressed concern about a skiing holiday organized by Making Fresh Tracks Ltd, which specializes in activity and skiing holidays for school age children. This company is run by Chris Reynard, who was a leading shareholder in the company fined 60,000 pounds sterling following the death of four teenagers on an adventure holiday in 1993. It is alleged that Reynard falsely claimed to be a qualified ski instructor. He also illegally booked flights without an Air Travel Organiser's Licence.

Safety and security measures, Skiing for children, Children's skiing

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Court rules spy book extracts can be published

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Three Court of Appeal judges have ruled that individual newspapers have the right to determine whether material in 'The Big Breach,' a book by former MI6 officer Richard Tomlinson, has come into the public domain and can thus legally be published.

Criticism and interpretation, Books, Works, Tomlinson, Richard, The Big Breach (Book)

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