Intelligence and Security Committee: Russia Report Debate
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Stella Creasy
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Intelligence and Security Committee: Russia Report
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James Brokenshire
There is strong join-up between our security and intelligence agencies as well as our police. Indeed, when looking at the work that I do each week, I see that join up and see that work, so she can absolutely have my assurance in that regard.
Stella Creasy (Walthamstow) (Lab/Co-op) [V]
The Minister has told us today that he is confident that there is no need for an investigation into any potential Russian interference in the EU referendum, because if there had been, it would have been detected by existing processes. Given that this report sets out that there was Russian interference in other referendums and that the Russians continue to be involved in British politics, why does he think that the Russians chose to sit that one out?