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The Telegraph, the Court Circular entry read, “The Prince of Wales this afternoon visited the Secret Intelligence Service.”The father of three made a similar visit in 2022 when he was still the Duke of Cambridge.And in 2012, William went to the MI6 headquarters in London with his wife, Kate Middleton.In 2019, William also spent a 3-week stint working with the MI5, MI6, and GCHQ teams to grasp a better understanding of how the UK’s security and intelligence agencies work.

Prince William has discreetly visited MI6, with the event kept under wraps and only confirmed post-visit.

Disney+ viewers reckon Coleen Rooney should work for MI6 after criticising Rebekah Vardy 's 'sly' behaviour. Fans have been eagerly awaiting the release of Coleen Rooney's Disney+ documentary about her Wagatha Christie case against Rebekah Vardy, and now the three-part series have finally landed on Disney+ on Wednesday, viewers have some opinions.The new Disney+ series delves into the legal battle that kicked off in October 2019. Coleen, 37, accused fellow WAG Rebekah, 41, of selling stories about her private life to The Sun.

The bestselling author of hit novel series The Thursday Murder Club has revealed that he was approached by the security services and interviewed for the role of spy.

Richard Osman has claimed he was rejected by MI6 after taking part in a series of what he called “fun” tests to become a spy while studying at Cambridge University.The quiz show host, 52, studied at Trinity College, Cambridge, around 30 years ago. Richard, best known for his presenting of BBC shows Pointless and Richard Osman’s House Of Games, is also the author of several crime novels. His first, The Thursday Murder Club, which was shortlisted for the British Book Awards’ crime and thriller book of the year after its 2020 release, features Elizabeth Best, an ex-spy and current retirement village resident who investigates murders.

The heart of Britain's intelligence service has opened up some job roles available for people all across the countries.

Britain's secretive spying agency has been left red-faced after a top-secret base was accidentally leaked in planning documents. MI6 bosses had been running a training centre in central London to teach agents spycraft and self-defence when they were forced to evacuate after floor plans and planning documents of the facilities were published by the local council.

READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan's surprise visit to UK will clash with important date for Queen He says they could have “inadvertently” triggered the crash and the resulting “cover-up” could explain wild conspiracy theories around it. Lee told us: “Diana was under surveillance for her own protection but also so everyone knew where she was at all times, which was surely a matter of national security.” In an exclusive interview, the Burnley-born former soldier, 60, said: “It is feasible our security services were there in the tunnel. They were possibly on the high performance bikes that were never found.

Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) says it has uncovered an MI6-backed plot to steal Russian warplanes and fly them to Ukraine. Ukraine is desperately short of fighter aircraft, but as the Ukrainian air force’s pilots are trained on Russian-made airframes it’s not easy to replace Ukraine’s losses with NATO aircraft.According to an FSB report aired on Russian TV, British intelligence operatives were working with their Ukrainian counterparts to lure Russian pilots to Ukraine in exchange for $2 million (around £1.6m) and a guaranteed “comfortable life” in an EU country.READ MORE: Russian soldiers who refuse to fight in Ukraine 'are being held in torture pits'The propaganda broadcast on Moscow-based state TV channel Rossiya-24 claimed that the exposure of the Ukrainian spy plot allowed Russian forces to identify a “secret aerodrome” at Kanatovo, in central Ukraine where the stolen aircraft were to be sent.But Ukrainian sources say that Kanatovo is a well-known Ukrainian air force base that has been in use since Soviet times.The Ukrainian air force is particularly keen to obtain Su-24M, Su-34 and Tu-22M3 warplanes, according to the Russian report.

Vladimir Putin has suffered a "strategic failure" in the war with Ukraine.Richard Moore, the chief of the UK Secret Intelligence Service, admits the war is far from being over, but has claimed that the Russian advance could "run out of steam" very soon.Russia is desperate to boost the country’s military manpower and the age limit for service has been raised to 50, while war chiefs are offering £640-a-month with free medical and dental care.READ NEXT: 'No evidence Vladimir Putin is seriously ill' says CIA - despite months of speculationThe measures are part of preparations for a new winter offensive – indicating the war will drag on into next year.Speaking at the Aspen Security Forum in the US, he said: “He has suffered a strategic failure in Ukraine. It is obviously not over.“The Russian forces have made some incremental progress over recent weeks and months, but it is tiny amounts.

Russian leader Vladimir Putin has just three to six months left before he's “medically incapacitated”, an intelligence expert has claimed.Since the invasion of Ukraine began in February, it has been claimed that the despot has incurable cancer, multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's, and that he either has just three years to live - or is already dead.Earlier this week, former CIA agent Robert Baer claimed that there could be some credence behind the claims.And yesterday, former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele agreed.He told BBC Radio 4’s The World at One: “I don’t see him [Putin] being in power for more than three-six months from now. There are signs his health is failing for a start which will be a factor in this.“And if what we’re being told by the CIA and others and our own sources is true then it looks as though he could become incapacitated over that sort of period of time.”“This is a strongman regime where people have to have fear of the leader and if the leader is incapacitated medically then there will be a move against him, I'm sure.”The Kremlin has often ignored the claims, but recently spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: “It’s absolute nonsense.

Vladimir Putin may already be dead as rumours spiral about the Russian leader's death, MI6 sources say.

Russian despot Vladimir Putin may already be dead, British intelligence chiefs believe.Senior MI6 bosses say the Russian president has been seriously ill and that if he had died, his cronies would hush it up to keep power for as long as possible.A source told the Daily Star Sunday that Putin’s recent media appearances had very probably been pre-recorded.A body double may also have been used at public events, like the Moscow Victory Day Parade earlier this month.One intelligence source said: “Putin is very ill and when he dies his death will be kept secret for weeks, if not months.“There is also the possibility that he is already dead. It’s impossible to know.

Vladimir Putin could soon be admitted to a sanatorium, one former MI6 boss claims.

Vladimir Putin could be shipped off to a sanatorium to avoid a coup in the Russian government, the former boss of MI6 has claimed. The brutal Russian leader is rumoured to be suffering with cancer and Parkinson's disease and theories have circulated that he will soon lose his grip on power.

James Bond film Thunderball.At the time British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden refused to reveal the details surrounding the disappearance of the naval diver during a goodwill visit by the Soviet leadership.Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev was on board the ship for meetings with Sir Anthony Eden.But an international spying scandal blew up less than a week later when the Soviets protested to the British government about a frogman spotted near the Soviet ship Ordzhonikidze and its escorting destroyers during their visit.The diver who was brutally killed was identified as Commander Lionel "Buster" Crabb who was believed to have been on a secret spying mission for which permission hadn't been granted.Crabb, a Royal Navy Volunteer Reservist, had been awarded the George Medal for removing limpet mines from British warships during the Second World War and an OBE for mine clearance at Livorno in Italy.A colourful character who enjoyed a drink he was known to be short of money, and had told friends he was going to be paid 60 guineas "to take a dekko at the Russian bottoms".When he was officially reported missing by the Admiralty on April 29, 1956, it was claimed he had been testing secret underwater equipment a few miles down the coast from Portsmouth.The official statement said he had died following a test dive at Stokes Bay, near Portsmouth, on the Hampshire coast but it later was revealed that he was on spying mission for MI6 - unbeknown to the prime minister. The statement by the Admiralty was an attempt to cover up the mission but when the Soviets claimed to have seen a frogman close to their Soviet cruiser Ordzhonikidze Sir Anthony Eden was forced to speak out.

Prince Harry is reportedly said to have "obsessed" so much over Prince William that he was told to seek professional help from the MI6, a royal author has claimed. According to Tina Brown, author of The Palace Papers, the younger royal's frustration caused his ex-girlfriend Cressida Bonas to find him "tiresome".She claimed that Harry ranted so much to his then-girlfriend, that she even suggested he seek professional help with the MI6.She suggests his frustrations stemmed from William "hogging the best briefs".Ms Brown also claimed that when Harry wasn't "obsessing" over his brother, he was moaning about his father, Prince Charles.The author also reported that a friend of the family described Harry as "a very, very angry man".Her book, as well as looking at various royal scandals throughout the years, also looks at what might have caused William and Harry's deteriorating relationship.Ms Brown said a palace source told her the problem was "their interests were very close".She wrote: "They would agree on territories that they would operate in and then William would feel that his brother was breaching the agreement.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."From Harry's point of view, William was simply 'hogging the best briefs', a friend of both of them told me.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has secret plans for his ongoing invasion of Ukraine which have been uncovered by both MI6 and Ukrainian intelligence sources. The revelations come as Ukraine bravely holds off Russia's advance on the capital Kyiv for a fourth consecutive night.

Prince William, 39, made an unpublicized stop at the London building for MI6 on Wednesday February 23, only hours before Russian forces began their attack on Ukraine, according to The Times. There aren’t many details about the Duke of Cambridge’s meeting with the intelligence agency, but he went as his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, 95, and dad Prince Charles, 73, are on the mend after testing positive for COVID-19.

Prince William reportedly made a secret visit to MI6 in London just hours before Russia invaded Ukraine. According to the PA, the 39 year old, who is set to "compete" against wife Kate Middleton in a rugby match, met with the department which deals with foreign intelligence in the capital on Wednesday morning. Details of the trip were not publicised and were only made available through the Court Circular, an official record of past royal engagements.The trip was said to be in the Duke of Cambridge's diary for several weeks, and it is not known who he met with during his time at the top-secret department.

Duke of Cambridge reportedly made a top secret visit to MI6 just hours before Vladimir Putin's government launched a a "full scale" invasion of Ukraine.Prince William privately visited the top secret department, which deals with foreign intelligence, in London on Wednesday morning, PA reports. The visit to MI6 by the Duke of Cambridge was not publicised and only appeared when documents detailing the visit were made available through the Court Circular.It came just hours before Russia began rolling tanks over the border into Ukraine in an all-out attack after months of tensions.