Unveiling the Hidden Policy: Covert Operations and Ethical Dilemmas

This chapter sheds light on a covert policy within the security service allowing agents to engage in criminal activities for intelligence gathering. The conversation reveals the British government's involvement in overseeing this secretive policy and discusses the ethical challenges faced by undercover agents, including being offered drugs. It delves into the fine line between maintaining cover and compromising personal safety or mission objectives in the murky world of undercover operations.