MI5 avoids contempt of court charges despite admitting false evidence
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Three senior judges have ruled that a contempt of court case against MI5 would be too complex to manage, despite the agency admitting that its evidence was false. This decision comes amid concerns about legal accountability and the challenges of prosecuting intelligence agencies.
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