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The UK faces a 48% increase in state-threat investigations, primarily attributed to growing activities from Iran, Russia, and China.

Russian hackers targeted the UK's Ambulance Radio Programme, indicating an increase in cyber warfare from Moscow amidst the ongoing Ukraine conflict.

Russia's intelligence operations pose a significant threat to the UK and Europe, with increased recklessness and reliance on non-professional operatives.

Russia's intelligence agency aims to create chaos in the UK through espionage and sabotage, posing unprecedented threats alongside rising youth involvement in terrorism.

Slow Horses revives MI5 rejects as unlikely heroes, exposing buried truths in a comedic yet thrilling narrative.

Season 4 of Slow Horses emphasizes themes of family and competence among MI5 rejects, showcasing their growth despite past blunders.

Gary Oldman's portrayal of Jackson Lamb represents a complex character study of a hardened spy, blending boredom and paternalism in a dysfunctional MI5 setting.

Slow Horses is a highly entertaining mix of dark humor and espionage, highlighting the unglamorous side of spies.

The release of confidential letters between Margaret Thatcher and David Owen sheds new light on an MI5 spy scandal from 1983.

The scandal led to an internal investigation into the security service and worsened relations with the Soviet bloc.

Margaret Thatcher was deeply affected by the revelations in the book Spycatcher.

The UK government fought a losing battle to suppress the book, facing dilemmas and considering mediation by Kerry Packer.

Peter Wright's memoir, Spycatcher, left then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher 'shattered' and caused panic over its threatened release.

The government tried to stop the publication of Spycatcher, which made explosive claims about UK espionage operations.