British police are investigating the death of a man reported by the British press to have worked for the country's secret service.
• Lauren Conrad was feeling the love with boyfriend Kyle Howard at new West Hollywood nightspot MI-6, where the couple was spotted making out and flirting on the dancefloor. But when the former Hills star ended up seated near her old nemesis - Kristin Cavallari - there might as well have been tumbleweeds blowing between the two women. The frenemies shot glares back and forth as Conrad texted on her phone and whispered with pal Lo Bosworth, who had Frankie Delgado for backup.
Police in London said Friday they are investigating an allegation of torture involving a British intelligence officer.
Personal details and photographs of the incoming head of Britain's international spy agency have been posted on Facebook, British Foreign Secretary David Miliband acknowledged Sunday.
What's love without trust? A turn-on, if you're Ray Koval (Clive Owen) or Claire Stenwick (Julia Roberts), the lead characters in "Duplicity."
Royals commentator Richard Fitzwilliams on the verdict in the Diana crash inquest.
Mohamed Al Fayed still believes that British secret agents might have been involved in the death of his son and Princess Diana, his spokeswoman said Tuesday.
No, it wasn't a conspiracy. But it also wasn't an accident, the jury rules, but an "unlawful killing." What comes next?
A jury is considering its verdict into the deaths of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed more than 10 years after the car crash in Paris that killed them.
The coroner who is leading an inquest into the death of Princess Diana says there is "no evidence" that the British secret service -- or any other government agency -- had anything to do with the princess' death in 1997.
An ex-spy says British intelligence wasn't involved in Princess Diana's death. CNN's Alphonso Van Marsh reports.
The widow and son of a paparazzi photographer who covered Princess Diana were scheduled to testify Thursday at the inquest into her death, and lawyers were expected to ask them about the man's Fiat, which some believe played a role in the fatal crash.
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"Those who don't take risks, don't drink champagne"
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Royal Masset, a Texas Republican political consultant who has been accused of being less than brilliant, recently had this to say about Karl Rove: "I think we actually like Karl a lot more now than we did when he was more active locally." He told the San Antonio Express-News he believed that Rove in Washington is remaining loyal to Bush while "fighting the good fight. He's fighting budgets. He's fighting wars. He's doing conservative kinds of things."
Two reports on the July 7 London transit bombings last year are due to be released on Thursday, 10 months after the attacks.
Britain has agreed to pay compensation to three servicemen given the mind-altering drug LSD during tests in the 1950s, the government said on Friday.
Britain's foreign spy service MI6 has turned to the Internet in an attempt to recruit real-life James Bonds and dispel myths about the secretive agency.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair has rejected calls to apologize for the way his government presented intelligence on Iraq's weapons programs before the war.
The inquiry into British intelligence ahead of the Iraq war has expressed support for the spy chief who drew up the government dossier.
Britain's spy chief has issued secret anti-terrorist advice for the very first time -- and in very un-secret fashion it is available on a specially set-up spy-org Web site.
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