MI5’s storage of personal data on espionage subjects is still facing “legal compliance risk” issues despite years of warnings from spy agency regulator IPCO, a Home Office report has revealed.
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MI5 still risks breaking the law on surveillance data through poor controls – years after it was first warned
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