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COMMUNIST spies tried to infiltrate the monarchy by targeting the Queen s brother-in-law, it has been revealed.In previously unseen documents, a Czech secret agent detailed two meetings with Lord Snowdon in the 1970s at the height of the Cold War.2Princess Margaret and Mr Anthony Armstrong-Jones following their engagementCredit: Times Newspapers LtdSnowdon, then married to Princess Margaret, agreed they could meet at his home and gave the spy his phone number.Days later, they spoke on t
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stanley cup t spook, posing as a Czech embassy official, even discussed with him an upcoming royal tour of the Soviet Union by Prince Philip and Princess Anne.Lord Snowdon, who died in 2017 aged 86, asked the age
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STORM Ellen is set to batter Britain again today with 65mph winds for the
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stanley tumbler 8pm last night and will last into the early hours of this morning - with a Met Office yellow wind warning in place for western parts of the UK.13The old Coastguard Watch House in Lepe, Hampshire is battered yesterday by 36 mph gustsCredit: Alamy Live News13Traffic drives through a flooded road in Bristol as the west of the country faces two days of heavy rainCredit: London News Pictures13The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for the west of England as heavy wind continues todayCredit: MET OfficeThe s
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