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The inquiry was set up by thenhome secretary Theresa May in 2014, after it emerged undercover officers had spied on the family of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence.

The report also criticises a review of undercover policing by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS).

Graham consulted an anonymous friend who served in Northern Ireland during The Troubles, who told him undercover agents "don't get second chances".

So it came as a HUGE surprise to viewers at the end of the episode when he was confirmed to be an undercover police officer.

Last week, Taheb told the undercover agent he wanted to pick up weapons this week and drive directly to Washington to carry out the attack, investigators said.

Speaking about how the record came about, Nissi says, ''Undercover' really is just a vibe.

As gunshots rent the air, uniformed officers from the nearby Jogoo Road Police Station arrived in a marked car but the undercover team waved them away.They swiftly retreated.

Speaking after a session of the House legal affairs committee, which discussed a bundle of government bills reforming police laws, Nicolaou said the bill legalises the activities of undercover police, even though they are already admissible in court.

Interactive Entertainment, TT Games and The LEGO Group have launched LEGO CITY Undercover, an action- packed adventure where players must assume the identity of undercover police officer, Chase McCain, and track down the fiendish Rex Fury to finally put an end to his city-wide crime wave.

Undercover Boss is different from shows such as Big Brother, where the participants volunteer to their surveillance.

A FORMER soldier and taxi drivers were among those snared in an undercover police sting to apprehend drug dealers in Newcastle.

A UNION leader has called for a Scottish inquiry into the use of undercover police during the News International print strike in Glasgow in1986 and 1987.