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David Shayler former MI5 security service officer outside Old Bailey court in London, UK. Stock Photo

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Former MI5 officer David Shayler and his girlfriend Annie Machon arrive at the Old Bailey in central London. He is being prosecuted under the Official Secrets Act following newspaper interviews he gave five years ago after leaving his job. Stock Photo

RMG62YFR–Former MI5 officer David Shayler and his girlfriend Annie Machon arrive at the Old Bailey in central London. He is being prosecuted under the Official Secrets Act following newspaper interviews he gave five years ago after leaving his job.

RMG62YFF–Former MI5 officer David Shayler and his girlfriend Annie Machon arrive at the Old Bailey in central London. He is being prosecuted under the Official Secrets Act following newspaper interviews he gave five years ago after leaving his job. * 01/11/02 Shayler, who is representing himself, is due to give a witness statement and is also likely to be cross examined by prosecutor Nigel Sweeney QC.

The former MI5 agent David Shayler, 35, arrives with his girlfriend Annie Machon, at the House of Lords, London, after making an appeal that the Official Secrets Act breaches the Human Rights Act in respect to his up and coming court case. * Mr Shayler is accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act by leaking documents to a Sunday newspaper in 1997. Stock Photo

RMG5N7BC–The former MI5 agent David Shayler, 35, arrives with his girlfriend Annie Machon, at the House of Lords, London, after making an appeal that the Official Secrets Act breaches the Human Rights Act in respect to his up and coming court case. * Mr Shayler is accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act by leaking documents to a Sunday newspaper in 1997.

Ex MI 5 spy David Shayler with his girlfriend Annie Machon outside the House of Lords, where lost his battle in the highest court in the land for the right to use certain defences in his forthcoming Old Bailey trial on secrets charges. * The House of Lords unanimously rejected his human rights challenge. Today five law lords agreed and said there was no incompatibility between the 1989 Official Secrets Act, under which Shayler faces prosecution, and Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights guaranteeing freedom of expression. Stock Photo

RMG5RNN0–Ex MI 5 spy David Shayler with his girlfriend Annie Machon outside the House of Lords, where lost his battle in the highest court in the land for the right to use certain defences in his forthcoming Old Bailey trial on secrets charges. * The House of Lords unanimously rejected his human rights challenge. Today five law lords agreed and said there was no incompatibility between the 1989 Official Secrets Act, under which Shayler faces prosecution, and Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights guaranteeing freedom of expression.

RMG5RNN1–Ex MI 5 spy David Shayler with his girlfriend Annie Machon outside the House of Lords where lost his battle in the highest court in the land for the right to use certain defences in his forthcoming Old Bailey trial on secrets charges. * The House of Lords unanimously rejected his human rights challenge. Today five law lords agreed and said there was no incompatibility between the 1989 Official Secrets Act, under which Shayler faces prosecution, and Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights guaranteeing freedom of expression.

David Shayler, the ex-MI5 employee arrives at the Old Bailey on with his girlfriend Annie Machon. Mr Shayler is facing charges under the official secrets act relating to newspaper interviews he gave five years ago. *...Part of the court hearing is expected to be held in private to protect the identities of MI5 operatives. Stock Photo

RMG63466–David Shayler, the ex-MI5 employee arrives at the Old Bailey on with his girlfriend Annie Machon. Mr Shayler is facing charges under the official secrets act relating to newspaper interviews he gave five years ago. *...Part of the court hearing is expected to be held in private to protect the identities of MI5 operatives.

RMG6346B–David Shayler, the ex-MI5 employee arrives at the Old Bailey on with his girlfriend Annie Machon. Mr Shayler is facing charges under the official secrets act relating to newspaper interviews he gave five years ago. *...Part of the court hearing is expected to be held in private to protect the identities of MI5 operatives.

Protesters from the National Union of Journalists outside the Old Bailey in central London at the start of the trial of former MI5 officer David Shayler. He is being prosecuted under the Official Secrets Act following newspaper interviews he gave five years ago after leaving his job. Stock Photo

RMG63B8G–Protesters from the National Union of Journalists outside the Old Bailey in central London at the start of the trial of former MI5 officer David Shayler. He is being prosecuted under the Official Secrets Act following newspaper interviews he gave five years ago after leaving his job.

David Shayler, the former spy jailed for revealing state secrets, at Bow Street Magistrates Court, showing his support of Katharine Gun, a British intelligence officer charged with leaking a top-secret memo to the press. Ms Gun, 29, from Moor End Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, is charged under Section 1 of the Official Secrets Act after working for the Government communications headquarters GCHQ as a translator at the security services main monitoring centre in Cheltenham. Stock Photo

RMG6M9FC–David Shayler, the former spy jailed for revealing state secrets, at Bow Street Magistrates Court, showing his support of Katharine Gun, a British intelligence officer charged with leaking a top-secret memo to the press. Ms Gun, 29, from Moor End Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, is charged under Section 1 of the Official Secrets Act after working for the Government communications headquarters GCHQ as a translator at the security services main monitoring centre in Cheltenham.

RMG6M9F8–David Shayler, the former spy jailed for revealing state secrets, at Bow Street Magistrates Court, showing his support of Katharine Gun, a British intelligence officer charged with leaking a top-secret memo to the press. Ms Gun, 29, from Moor End Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, is charged under Section 1 of the Official Secrets Act after working for the Government communications headquarters GCHQ as a translator at the security services main monitoring centre in Cheltenham.

RMG6M9FJ–David Shayler, the former spy jailed for revealing state secrets, at Bow Street Magistrates Court, showing his support of Katharine Gun, a British intelligence officer charged with leaking a top-secret memo to the press. Ms Gun, 29, from Moor End Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, is charged under Section 1 of the Official Secrets Act after working for the Government communications headquarters GCHQ as a translator at the security services main monitoring centre in Cheltenham.

Annie Machon, the girlfriend of former MI5 employee David Shayler, prepares to talk to the press outside the Old Bailey in central London, following the sentencing of her boyfriend in which he received a prison sentence of six months. * ... after being found guilty of breaking the Official Secrets Act. Stock Photo

RMG64RTX–Annie Machon, the girlfriend of former MI5 employee David Shayler, prepares to talk to the press outside the Old Bailey in central London, following the sentencing of her boyfriend in which he received a prison sentence of six months. * ... after being found guilty of breaking the Official Secrets Act.

RMG64RTE–Annie Machon, the girlfriend of former MI5 employee David Shayler prepares to talk to the press outside the Old Bailey in central London, following the sentencing of her boyfriend in which he received a prison sentence of six months. * ... after being found guilty of breaking the Official Secrets Act yesterday.

Former MI5 officer David Shayler leaves the Old Bailey Criminal Court. Former MI5 officer David Shayler was facing a prison sentence after being convicted of revealing security secrets. * Shayler, 36, was found guilty of all three charges at the Old Bailey of disclosing information, documents and information from telephone taps under the Official Secrets Act. The prosecution said he had potentially placed the lives of secret agents at risk. Stock Photo

RMG63KAP–Former MI5 officer David Shayler leaves the Old Bailey Criminal Court. Former MI5 officer David Shayler was facing a prison sentence after being convicted of revealing security secrets. * Shayler, 36, was found guilty of all three charges at the Old Bailey of disclosing information, documents and information from telephone taps under the Official Secrets Act. The prosecution said he had potentially placed the lives of secret agents at risk.

Former MI5 employee David Shayler's father Ron, mother Anne and brother Jeremy speak to the press outside the Old Bailey in central London, following the sentencing of David in which he received a prison sentence of six months. * .... after being found guilty of breaking the Official Secrets Act. Stock Photo

RMG64RTT–Former MI5 employee David Shayler's father Ron, mother Anne and brother Jeremy speak to the press outside the Old Bailey in central London, following the sentencing of David in which he received a prison sentence of six months. * .... after being found guilty of breaking the Official Secrets Act.

David Shayler's father Ron, mother Anne and brother Jeremy stand outside the Old Bailey in central London, following the sentencing of David in which he received a prison sentence of six months after being found guilty of breaking the Official Secrets Act. * Shayler's parents said they were very upset at the jail sentence. Mrs Shayler said she felt the sentence imposed was unjust but added: We are relieved it was not two years on each count. Stock Photo

RMG64RT0–David Shayler's father Ron, mother Anne and brother Jeremy stand outside the Old Bailey in central London, following the sentencing of David in which he received a prison sentence of six months after being found guilty of breaking the Official Secrets Act. * Shayler's parents said they were very upset at the jail sentence. Mrs Shayler said she felt the sentence imposed was unjust but added: We are relieved it was not two years on each count.

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Former MI5 employee David Shayler arrives at the Old Bailey in central London, for the first day of the trial where is being taken to court by the British government under the Official Secrets Act. Stock Photo

RM2D32N29–Former MI5 employee David Shayler arrives at the Old Bailey in central London, for the first day of the trial where is being taken to court by the British government under the Official Secrets Act.

Former MI5 employee David Shayler talks to the media outside the Old Bailey in central London for the first day of the trial where is being taken to court by the British government under the Official Secrets Act. 05/11/02 : David Shayler, 36, who is facing a prison sentence after being convicted of revealing security secrets. Shayler was found guilty at the Old Bailey of disclosing information, documents and information from telephone taps under the Official Secrets Act 22/12/02: David Shayler who was preparing to leave prison after serving less than seven weeks for breaching the Official S Stock Photo

RM2D32N27–Former MI5 employee David Shayler talks to the media outside the Old Bailey in central London for the first day of the trial where is being taken to court by the British government under the Official Secrets Act. 05/11/02 : David Shayler, 36, who is facing a prison sentence after being convicted of revealing security secrets. Shayler was found guilty at the Old Bailey of disclosing information, documents and information from telephone taps under the Official Secrets Act 22/12/02: David Shayler who was preparing to leave prison after serving less than seven weeks for breaching the Official S

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Former MI5 agent David Shayler arrives at The Old Bailey, London, to begin a Court of Appeal battle claiming he should be allowed to argue that he acted in the public interest at his Old Bailey trial on charges of breaching the Official Secrets Act. * The renegade spy was seeking to overturn a ruling made by his trial judge, Mr Justice Moses, in May that he did not have a defence under the new Human Rights Act against the charges. Stock Photo

RMG5ERCH–Former MI5 agent David Shayler arrives at The Old Bailey, London, to begin a Court of Appeal battle claiming he should be allowed to argue that he acted in the public interest at his Old Bailey trial on charges of breaching the Official Secrets Act. * The renegade spy was seeking to overturn a ruling made by his trial judge, Mr Justice Moses, in May that he did not have a defence under the new Human Rights Act against the charges.

Renegade MI5 agent David Shayler leaves the High Court, London with his partner, Annie Machon, having lost his appeal case which argued he should be able to claim he revealed state secrets in the interest of the public. Stock Photo

RMG5FTXB–Renegade MI5 agent David Shayler leaves the High Court, London with his partner, Annie Machon, having lost his appeal case which argued he should be able to claim he revealed state secrets in the interest of the public.

RMG5FTY9–Renegade MI5 agent David Shayler leaves the High Court, London with his partner, Annie Machon, having lost his appeal case which argued he should be able to claim he revealed state secrets in the interest of the public.

Former MI5 agent David Shayler with his girlfriend Annie Machon outside the Houses of Parliament in London, after he won the right to appeal to the House of Lords against a previous High Court decision banning him from pleading at his forthcoming trial. * that he acted in the public interest when disclosing security service details to the press. Stock Photo

RMG5HYP6–Former MI5 agent David Shayler with his girlfriend Annie Machon outside the Houses of Parliament in London, after he won the right to appeal to the House of Lords against a previous High Court decision banning him from pleading at his forthcoming trial. * that he acted in the public interest when disclosing security service details to the press.

Renegade secret agent David Shayler with his girlfriend Annie Machon leaves Bow Street Magistrates court, London. Shayler, 34, was arrested by Special Branch officers at Dover after returning from three years self-imposed political exile in France. Stock Photo

RMG53RWC–Renegade secret agent David Shayler with his girlfriend Annie Machon leaves Bow Street Magistrates court, London. Shayler, 34, was arrested by Special Branch officers at Dover after returning from three years self-imposed political exile in France.

Former MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon arrive at The High Court in London. Shayler is accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act by leaking information to a Sunday newspaper three years ago. *The 35-year-old former spy faces three charges relating to an article in the Mail on Sunday in 1997 claiming that agents in the 1970s tapped the telephone of former Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Mandelson and kept a file on Jack Straw. Stock Photo

RMG5BNJH–Former MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon arrive at The High Court in London. Shayler is accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act by leaking information to a Sunday newspaper three years ago. *The 35-year-old former spy faces three charges relating to an article in the Mail on Sunday in 1997 claiming that agents in the 1970s tapped the telephone of former Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Mandelson and kept a file on Jack Straw.

Former MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon arrive at the High Court in London. Shayler lost his pre-trial legal battle for the right to plead in his defence to secrets charges that he acted in the public interest. Stock Photo

RMG5CWTX–Former MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon arrive at the High Court in London. Shayler lost his pre-trial legal battle for the right to plead in his defence to secrets charges that he acted in the public interest.

Former MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon reads a statement outside the High Court in London after he lost his pre-trial legal battle for the right to plead in his defence to secrets charges that he acted in the public interest. Stock Photo

RMG5CWW8–Former MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon reads a statement outside the High Court in London after he lost his pre-trial legal battle for the right to plead in his defence to secrets charges that he acted in the public interest.

Former MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon reads a statement outside the High Court in London. Shayler lost his pre-trial legal battle for the right to plead in his defence to secrets charges that he acted in the public interest. Stock Photo

RMG5CWTY–Former MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon reads a statement outside the High Court in London. Shayler lost his pre-trial legal battle for the right to plead in his defence to secrets charges that he acted in the public interest.

The Writ won by the Government at the High Court today (Sat), preventing the Mail on Sunday from publishing any further revelations by former MI5 officer David Shayler. See PA Story LEGAL M15. AVAILABLE IN B/W ONLY. Stock Photo

RMG47Y38–The Writ won by the Government at the High Court today (Sat), preventing the Mail on Sunday from publishing any further revelations by former MI5 officer David Shayler. See PA Story LEGAL M15. AVAILABLE IN B/W ONLY.

Ex MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon leaving the High Court in London. New human rights legislation has not granted spies and former intelligence agents an excuse to disclose state secrets, the prosecutor in the Shayler case said. He faces three charges that he breached the Official Secrets Act by leaking information to a Sunday newspaper three years ago. Stock Photo

RMG5C00W–Ex MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon leaving the High Court in London. New human rights legislation has not granted spies and former intelligence agents an excuse to disclose state secrets, the prosecutor in the Shayler case said. He faces three charges that he breached the Official Secrets Act by leaking information to a Sunday newspaper three years ago.

RMG5CWWA–Former MI5 agent David Shayler and partner Annie Machon reads a statement outside the High Court in London after he lost his pre-trial legal battle for the right to plead in his defence to secrets charges that he acted in the public interest.

Chris Joseph, David Shayler's agent, delivering for scrutiny a manuscript of the former MI5 officer's fictional novel The Organisation, to the Home Office in London. * The Attorney General obtained a High Court injunction against Mr Shayler in September 1997 preventing him from disclosing any information obtained while in the service of MI5. PA photo: Ian Nicholson. Stock Photo

RMG51MPY–Chris Joseph, David Shayler's agent, delivering for scrutiny a manuscript of the former MI5 officer's fictional novel The Organisation, to the Home Office in London. * The Attorney General obtained a High Court injunction against Mr Shayler in September 1997 preventing him from disclosing any information obtained while in the service of MI5. PA photo: Ian Nicholson.

RM2D3154F–Renegade secret agent David Shayler with his girlfriend Annie Machon leaves Bow Street Magistrates court, London. Shayler, 34, was arrested by Special Branch officers at Dover after returning from three years self-imposed political exile in France.

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Undated photograph of editor of the Mail on Sunday, Jonathan Holborrow, who today (Saturday) criticised the Government's action as 'a disgrace' after they sought and won a High Court injunction to prevent the paper from publishing any further revelations by former M15 officer David Shayler. The case was considered by a High Court judge after concern that Mr Shayler had breached the Official Secrets Act by speaking publicly in last week's edition of the newspaper about how MI5 tapped the telephone of Minister without Portfolio Peter Mandelson and revealing information about other files and Stock Photo

RM2D2Y3WC–Undated photograph of editor of the Mail on Sunday, Jonathan Holborrow, who today (Saturday) criticised the Government's action as 'a disgrace' after they sought and won a High Court injunction to prevent the paper from publishing any further revelations by former M15 officer David Shayler. The case was considered by a High Court judge after concern that Mr Shayler had breached the Official Secrets Act by speaking publicly in last week's edition of the newspaper about how MI5 tapped the telephone of Minister without Portfolio Peter Mandelson and revealing information about other files and

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