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Code Name Silver: The Indian spy who played 5 sides in World War II

Known by the British codename “Silver”, Talwar operated across German, Italian, Soviet, British and Japanese intelligence networks while maintaining links to India’s freedom movement. His shifting loyalties, including his work for British intelligence under Peter Fleming, have made his legacy controversial.

The Economic Times

Peter Fleming amazed to hear stolen Wimbledon medals were recovered by mudlark

The American’s medals feature in a new exhibition at London Museum Docklands.

The Independent UK

Mothers falling asleep after breastfeeding ‘almost universal’, court hears

Constance Marten, 38, and Mark Gordon, 50, are on trial charged with the manslaughter of their baby daughter Victoria.

Evening Standard

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Police Scotland officer sentenced for 'appalling' behaviour

A police officer who subjected three of his colleagues to 'appalling' language and behaviour while on duty has been spared jail.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish police officer placed on sex offenders register after pleading guilty

A SERVING police officer has been placed on the sex offenders register after subjecting three colleagues to "appalling" language and…

The National (Scotland)

Baby not sleeping through the night? You're doing nothing wrong - experts share why this could be a good thing (even if it doesn’t feel like that now)

Here's why it could be a good sign if your baby doesn't sleep through the night - and you'll want to remember it next time you're woken up in the small hours

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Friday essay: the secret lives of Ian Fleming and John Le Carré – the spymasters shaped by a lack of parental love

In 2022, writer Suleika Dawson published an intimate, refreshingly candid first-hand account of her passionate extramarital affair with David Cornwell – who worked as an intelligence agent for MI5 and MI6 in the 1950s and early 1960s, and wrote spy novels using the pseudonym John le Carré.

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Who is commentating on Wimbledon 2023? Full line-up of BBC pundits, presenters and commentators

From Clare Balding to John McEnroe, a huge list of famous faces are involved in BBC coverage of Wimbledon 2023

Wales Online

Kathleen Folbigg inquiry adjourned as police produce 500 hours of recordings from bug planted in home

The second inquiry into Kathleen Folbigg's convictions for killing her four children is adjourned until April after police tabled, at the last minute, recordings from a listening device that was planted in Folbigg's Hunter Valley home in 1999.

ABC News

Leading expert discredits evidence used to convict Kathleen Folbigg of murder

Leading world expert Peter Fleming discredits some of the evidence used to convict Kathleen Folbigg of murder, at her judicial inquiry.

ABC News

Lanarkshire pervert arranged to meet '13-year-old girl' at bus station

Vile Neil McVey thought he was sending naked pictures and videos of himself to a schoolgirl but instead it was to a self-styled vigilante child protection group.

Daily Record

Enzyme in babies’ blood linked to risk of sudden infant death syndrome

Scientists find babies who died from Sids had lower levels of BChE on average, but say link ‘needs more investigation’

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