Secrets
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| Artists | Toni Braxton |
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| Release date | June 18, 1996 |
| Labels | LaFace Records |
| Genres | Pop Music |
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| Adult Contemporary Music | |
| Reviews | www.imdb.com |
| Episodes | EpisodesS05 E06 · King Solomon's MinesOct 29, 2018 S05 E05 · Beasts of the PharaohsOct 22, 2018 S05 E04 · Egypt's Lost PrincessOct 15, 2018 View 15+ more |
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| ID | 2050996 |
About Secrets
Some of the world's famous relics have secrets behind them that contribute to their complete stories. "Secrets" explores the mysteries relating to some of these historic landmarks to reveal the truths behind them. The latest research and forensic techniques are used to find out the stories behind the fabled cities, monuments and remnants featured on the show. Episodes include Egyptian historians on a mission to decode the mysteries of the Great Sphinx, archeologists unearthing secrets of Richard III, and an investigation into whether the bust of Nefertiti is real or a hoax. … MORE
Olivia Rodrigo interview: 'God, what a crazy trajectory'
... She likes that it has multiple meanings: " Following your gut means trusting your intuition, having guts can mean bravery, and spilling your guts is telling everyone all your Secrets - which is what songwriting is...
Lee Meng-chu: Taiwan businessman accused of spying in China is freed
... He was accused of espionage and stealing state Secrets - a charge he now denies...
Surf champion Lucy Campbell says her sport must be greener
... " Surfing s Dirty Secrets - Related Topics...
Stakeknife: Who was Army's top IRA spy Freddie Scappaticci?
... Access to IRA SecretsHe has been, all while he was on the state payroll, and some of the victims were fellow agents...
Diana Toebbe: Harsher sentence for wife of spy convicted in US
...A former US Navy engineer and his wife have been jailed in West Virginia for trying to sell military Secrets to an unspecified foreign country...
Inside a US military cyber team's defence of Ukraine
... The infiltration of computer networks had for many years been primarily about espionage - stealing Secrets - but recently has been increasingly militarised and linked to more destructive activities like sabotage or preparation for war...
Ukraine: The spy war within the war
... Some will have been carrying out traditional espionage - cultivating contacts and recruiting agents who can pass on Secrets - something Western countries do inside Russia too...
Mystery of alleged Chinese hack on eve of Ukraine invasion
... But the aim looks to have been espionage - stealing Secrets - rather than the kind of sabotage operations which Russia was accused of carrying out just before the invasion, and when it started...
Stakeknife: Who was Army's top IRA spy Freddie Scappaticci?
By Julian O'NeillBBC News NI Home Affairs correspondent
Freddie Scappaticci once told one of His captives that if he had His Way he would be hung Upside Down in a cowshed and no-one would hear him squeal as he was skinned alive.
The would-be victim, Sandy Lynch, was rescued from IRA execution by The security forces.
The Year was 1990 and Mr Scappaticci's double-life as an Agent within The Ira was approaching an end.
But it would be a further 13 years before he was unmasked as Stakeknife.
Mr Scappaticci, was, for a long period, The British Army 's " golden egg" within The Ira .
Scap was born to an Italian family which came to Belfast in The 1940s.
A bricklayer by trade, he was interned without trial between 1971 and 1974.
A few years later he became a paid spy for The Army, reportedly crossing over after being beaten up by The Ira following a row with a senior member.
By The 1980s, he was operating at The Heart of The Ira , within its internal security unit.
It was known as The nutting squad because The Informers it uncovered were shot in The Head - The Nut - and their bodies dumped after interrogations involving torture.
Access to IRA SecretsHe has been, all while he was on The State payroll, and some of The Victims were fellow agents.
His position gave him access to IRA Secrets - His unit was known as The Clapham Junction of The organisation, according to one former IRA member, because everything went through it.
His life as an Agent - and involvement with The Ira - ended when its suspicions grew following The Incident involving Sandy Lynch.
But it was not until 2003 that Mr Scappaticci was outed by The media as The Agent codenamed Stakeknife.
He denied it and left Northern Ireland a Year later when a recording surfaced of him talking to journalists about senior republicans, including Martin Mcguinness .
His death, almost two decades later, has robbed victims' families of The prospect " of some semblance of justice" according to Kevin Winters, The solicitor representing many of them.
All eyes are now focused on The publication of a report into Stakeknife's activities.
It is in The Process of being compiled by Jon Boutcher, The former chief constable of Bedfordshire Police, whose Operation Kenova investigation has cost £37m.
Operation Kenova has investigated historical crimes in Northern Ireland , covering murder and torture, and The Role of The State , including MI5.
Mr Boutcher has said The Report into Stakeknife's activities will be released sometime this Year - and not before The Cabinet Office checks whether its contents will be " contrary to The Public interest or prejudicial to national security".
Will it spill any Secrets which went to The Grave with Mr Scappaticci?
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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