Gordon Corera

Gordon is the BBC's security correspondent. He covers terrorism, cyber-security, spying and other related issues in the UK and around the world. Before taking on the role in 2004 he worked for the Today programme on Radio 4 as a foreign reporter. Gordon joined the BBC in 1997. He has presented documentaries and written a number of books relating to espionage and security.

UK embassy to shut amid global alert
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UK
Posted
3 August 2013
Securing the Games. Audio, 30 minutes
Behind the scenes of the security operation at the Olympic Games.
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BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
The Heath Caper. Audio, 28 minutes
The story behind an alleged plot to blackmail the future prime minister Edward Heath.
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BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
Two die during Nigeria rescue bid
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UK
Posted
8 March 2012
The Mossad. Audio, 40 minutes
Security Correspondent Gordon Corera reveals the story behind Israel's secret service.
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BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
GCHQ: Cracking the Code. Audio, 40 minutes
BBC security correspondent Gordon Corera goes inside Britain's secret listening station.
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BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
MI6: A Century in the Shadows. New Enemies. Audio, 30 minutes
Exploring the role of MI6 in the 21st century.
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BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
MI6: A Century in the Shadows. Heroes and Villains. Audio, 30 minutes
What went on behind the Iron Curtain during the Cold War?
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BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year
MI6: A Century in the Shadows. Gadgets and Green Ink. Audio, 30 minutes
Charting the early years of MI6. Featuring an interview with MI6 chief Sir John Scarlett.
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BBC Radio 4
Available for over a year