dearlove called on his own experience. before he was head of mi6, he ran -- he was a significant figure in the british embassy in washington and he recalled without detail an instance in which british intelligence had come across some artifact of information about a former vice presidential hopeful some years ago. and what dearlove told us he advised these two former employees of his was "what i did at that time was to recognize how sensitive this was. the most important thing is to get the information out there." and what dearlove recommended was that the two go to a very senior british official and have them convey it subtly to the fbi so that it would not become an issue of britain trying to blow the whistle. he recommended handling it subtly and carefully. one of the things it appears is that steele and boroughs didn't entirely follow his advice because rather than going to a british official to subtly alert the fbi they went -- chris steele went directly to an old friend, a colleague at the fbi whom he'd known for yea

sir richard dearlove says labour leaderjeremy corbyn has "questions to answer" over his contact with communist spy back in the ‘80s. turning to the times, and it leads on a russian billionaire who's lost a legal battle to maintain his anonymity amidst a dispute with his ex—wife. arkady rotenberg is barred from coming to britain under eu sanctions. the daily mail says hospital consultants have fought off a bid to strip them of bonuses worth up to £77,000 a year. the scheme costs the nhs around £320 million a year. a smiling stephen fry appears on the front cover of the independent. the writer and broadcaster has announced that he's recovering from prostate cancer. and finally, the daily mirror reports on the vote in the commons over a new law that could see people opt—out rather than opt—in to an organ donor list. the picture is of 10—year—old maxjohnson, who received a heart transplant himself. now on bbc news, it's time for our world. welcome to egypt. enticing images of timeless hospitality and ancient attractions. a picture postcard view the authorities are keen to promote. but th

sir richard dearlove says labour leader jeremy corbyn has "questions to answer" over his contact with a communist spy back in the eighties. billionaire who's lost a legal battle to maintain his anonymity amidst a dispute with his ex—wife. under eu sanctions. the daily mail says that hospital consultants have fought off a bid to strip them of bonuses worth up to £77,000 a year. the scheme costs the nhs around £320 million a year. a smiling stephen fry appears on the front cover of the independent. the writer and broadcaster has announced that he's recovering from prostate cancer. and finally — the daily mirror reports on the vote in the commons over a new law that could see people opt out rather than opt in to an organ donor list. the picture is of ten—year—old maxjohnson, who received a heart transplant himself. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's show... we dig in on a snow—covered mountain in scotland. the camera is finally starting to completely freeze over and i'm obviously freezing. there are tips on the best placed a honeymoon. and i am enjoy