Reprieve

• The government's 'concessions' over secret courts are not concessions at all
  Posted on May 30, 2012 by Louise Restell
  Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed Spooks as much as the next person, although I lost interest once the characters played by Rupert Penry Jones and Hermione Norris were bumped off. Along with most people, I have no illusions as to how accurate a portrayal it represented of the security services. Most amusing was the idea that there were only about a dozen spies at most, all highly swashbuckling, protecting us.
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  Posted in: Justice system, Rule of Law
  Tagged: Intelligence and Security Committee, Justice and Security Bill, Ken Clarke, Khadidja al-Saadi, Reprieve, secret courts, secret services, spies, spooks