M16 Worker Jailed for Selling Secrets

The Herald › September 04, 2010

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AN MI6 worker who tried to sell secrets for pound(s)2 million was given a 12-month jail sentence yesterday for his "act of betrayal".

But Daniel Houghton, 25 who worked for the Secret Intelligence Service between 2007 and 2009 - will be released almost immediately as he has already served half the term while on remand.

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M16 Worker Jailed for Selling Secrets

Houghton, a software engineer of Hoxton, east Londo...

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