MI6 disputes government claim in BAE corruption inquiry

16 Jan 2007

Britain’s foreign intelligence service MI6 has disputed government claims that continuing a corruption investigation into BAE Systems’ dealings with the Saudi royal family would have damaged national security, The Guardian reported. Full Story

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