in the seventies they would be called the cambridge five.me the most famous spy group in the world, about which hundreds of book articles will be written and dozens of films will be made. they believed that they did not attach, the interests of great britain or the united states and they protect peace, which is also necessary for the people of the united states and for great britain for other countries, as well as soviet union and philby and all his future colleagues in the five all came from very good families. they were deprived of certain talents inclinations. these are the cream of society, they worked in different organizations, but everywhere they worked. there was very valuable information of interest to the soviet. sometimes, maybe, it's not even worth considering kim separately from this whole wonderful group. this is mclean, this is blunt and kern cross. antonin pseudonym johnson adviser to king george vii transmitted information to the soviet royal house he really was a relative of elizabeth. now superfluous, but it all fades and

these are two of the cambridge five soviet spies and burgess and mclain had worked at the u.s. at the british embassy in washington. they defected to the soviet union in 1951. burgess was a flamboyant homosexual. this was widely known, and he was a communist and this became a very important sort of paradigmatic example of the homosexual traitor. right here was an actual of one. and it reverberated back in because the uk very dependent upon the united as it's you know it's intelligence partner right we're sharing intelligence very closely with great britain and hoover is very upset by this. how could this allow this sexual deviants such access? he was he was a diplomat and a spy for mi6. how you allow this homosexual within security service. and so in order to maintain their security relationship both mi6 and mi5, which is the british version of the fbi in order to maintain the relationship with the united, they had to institute their own lavender scare in britain. they had to crack down on homosexuals, the foreign office and in mi6 in order to to continue the flow information.

cambridge. for the last five years, former soldier steve davies has been on a mission.restore old military graves that have fallen into disrepair and to bring them back to their original state. along the way, he's discovered some remarkable stories of those who gave their lives for their country, as graham satchell reports. in the solemn stillness of a country churchyard, steve davies is heading to his latest project. he starts by using a brush, washing up liquid and elbow grease. it's a work of art. and i think to myself, that needs — you know, they need to be cleaned and remembered. you're bringing back a story, a life of someone who has defended the country. you know, and i get a buzz out of that. yeah, i agree. i get more of a buzz out of it than anything. steve is a former soldier, served in northern ireland. he started restoring military graves by chance after a family christening. ijust happened to come out of the church first, and as i looked to my right, i saw a commonwealth war grave completely grown over with weeds. and i thought, that's not right, it shouldn

cambridge university. the stormzy scholarships were launched by the rapper five years ago. have doubled, calling it the "stormzy effect". by 2026, 81 students will have received one. and finally, ten seconds where you might not want to look down. the three—time world slackline champion went the distance between two towers in qatar — walking along the rope at 185m in the air, setting a new world record. pretty daring, if you ask me. that's it. you're all caught up. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm tanya arnold. england clinch a dramatic win in the fifth and final ashes test at the oval. and who else to seal it? it had to be the departing stuart broad. to get the ball with a couple of wickets left and manage to bowl at some left—handers, which has been one of my favourite things to do in my whole career, and to catch the edge a couple times was truly wonderful. england maintain their winning streak at the netball world championships, as scotland and wales lose against two of the favourites. australia avoid an upset to make the knockouts of the women's world cup in style, a

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