
A High Court bid by the Government to prevent the BBC from broadcasting a story which would reportedly identify a spy is due to be heard in March.
The Telegraph last week revealed that Attorney General Suella Braverman is seeking an injunction to stop the broadcaster from airing a programme which would allegedly identify an intelligence operative working overseas.
At a hearing in London on Wednesday, lawyers said the case involves “matters relating to national security”, but few details were disclosed in court.
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