Dearlove

But it was Mark Allen – also mentioned in the article as one of the members of an LSE advisory board – who was in MI6 under Richard Dearlove Top university's part in taming a rogue regime, 4 March, page 12.

Corrections and clarifications 2011

Everyone's excited, including Sir Richard Dearlove, the former head of MI6.

Hugh Muir's diary 2011

Bravely, Dearlove still insists Saddam wanted the west to think he had WMD.

Michael White's diary 2011

The sentence in question said that "his former superior at MI6" was Richard Dearlove.

Corrections and clarifications 2011

"I would definitely draw parallels at the moment between the wave of political unrest which is sweeping through the Middle East in a very exciting and rather extraordinary fashion and also the WikiLeaks phenomenon," Dearlove said in an off-the-record address to the Cambridge Union last month.

Hugh Muir's diary 2011

And with Libya in meltdown, it didn't take long for web researchers to establish Dearlove's own link to the madness through his advisory duties for Monitor, the global consultancy firm paid to brush up the public image of the Gaddafis.

Hugh Muir's diary 2011

So is Sir Richard Dearlove, his former superior at MI6.

LSE played a part in taming Libya's rogue regime 2011

Tenet and his British counterpart, Sir Richard Dearlove, provided intelligence updates to Bush and Blair about the fledgling talks with the Libyans.

Fallout Catherine Collins 2011

Tenet and his British counterpart, Sir Richard Dearlove, provided intelligence updates to Bush and Blair about the fledgling talks with the Libyans.

Fallout Catherine Collins 2011

Last week, inquiry member Sir Roderick Lyne – a heroic serial leaker – gave a hint of what Dearlove had told the panel when he said in a public session that, among others:

Chilcot inquiry succumbs to secrecy 2010