flag and the celebration of the date and the lockdown. and i might wield that out outside the house.- and the lockdown. and i might wield that out outside the house. maybe we should donated that out outside the house. maybe we should donated and that out outside the house. maybe we should donated and keep that out outside the house. maybe we should donated and keep it that out outside the house. maybe we should donated and keep it warm - that out outside the house. maybe we should donated and keep it warm in l should donated and keep it warm in the 17 degrees. it s been a while since i did the papers. it s been a treat to do them with you both. thank you for being here and will be papers at half past ten and half past 11, it will be here. good night. now on bbc news. the abuser working for mis this is the story of a dangerous m15 agent, which the government tried to keep secret. a warning this programme contains details some viewers may find disturbing wielding a mach
aggressively more abusive. there was so much psychological terrorfrom him to me that ultimately culminated in me having a breakdown because i was so afraid of everything, because of how he had made me think, the people that he was involved with, and the people that he worked for. he told her that he was informing networks of right wing extremists. he said he worked for the security services. but the role was abused. ultimately, this position within the security services was used to terrorise me because it meant that i couldn t speak out about any of his behaviour towards me, because he had men in high places who always had his back, who would intervene and would actively kill me if i spoke out. is that what he said? that is what i believed and that s what he said. the security service runs agents in terrorist networks, informants who secretly work with m15 officers, their handlers. controversial powers let m15 authorise its agents to commit