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New Cloak, Old Dagger: How Britain's Spies Came in from the Cold, Michael Smith. This book was written in a period of transition. It looks at the changes to the intelligence services role and the threats to security that emerged following the end of the Cold War, but it was written before September 11th and the emergence of the war on terror [see more] |
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| Secret Service - the Making of the British Intelligence Community, Christopher Andrew. This is a serious and detailed book on the history of the British Intelligence Services. Stretching to over 700 pages it is far from a casual read and a class apart from the paperback sensationalist books normally seen on the subject [see more]. |
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