Shayler's fight to clear name after release

Former MI5 officer David Shayler, who was jailed for breaching the Official Secrets Act, has vowed to "fight on" to clear his name when he left jail on early release.

Shayler's fight to clear name after release
Mon, 23 Dec, 2002 - 09:32

Former MI5 officer David Shayler, who was jailed for breaching the Official Secrets Act, has vowed to "fight on" to clear his name when he left jail on early release.

Shayler, who is 37 on Christmas Eve, has been released from Ford open prison, near Arundel, West Sussex.

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