Plots and Paranoia

Exploring the evolution of covert political policing in Britain, this book uncovers the realities behind the myths of the secret service, tracing its history from the eighteenth-century spies to contemporary MI5. It provides a critical examination of the role and significance of these agencies in shaping political landscapes. Aimed at students of modern history and politics, it offers valuable insights into the complexities of state surveillance and the implications for democracy.