The review may finally see the light of day after delays, writes Sean O'Grady. And it could reveal all about relationships between emigres and the heart of government
apsing into cliche for a moment, like a Boris Bus in London, you wait all year for a news story about Russian hacking, and then all of a sudden three arrive at once – on vaccines, on the 2019 election and, soon, an investigation into the 2016Coincidence? It hardly seems likely. In fact, beyond the common factor that agents, formal or informal, of Vladimir Putin’s bandit regime are responsible for them, it is better to treat all three separately, with some contextualisation.
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