While London's political and intelligence circles focus on seismic shifts in Washington, Kevan Jones, the new chairman of the British parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC), is concentrating on internal issues. Reforming the ISC, whose relationship with Downing street has declined over the past decade, has become a top priority for Jones, 60, a former Labour MP also known as Lord Beamish.
"The Committee has therefore decided that we will be moving out of the Cabinet Office, and out
