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Sir Jeremy Fleming stress tests GCHQ's return to strategic threat intelligence

Jeremy Fleming, Director of GCHQ. © Joe Giddens/Press Association Images/MaxPPP

The head of the British intelligence, cyber and security agency is embarking on his sixth year and arguably last act at the helm of a reformed GCHQ amid rising strategic threats out of Kyiv and Beijing. [...] (1106 words)

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