US EditionSecrets, spy tools and a 110-year-old lemon are on show in an exhibition from Britain's MI5
- The "MI5: Official Secrets" exhibition at The National Archives in London opened on April 5 and runs through September 28.
- This unprecedented exhibition marks a collaboration between MI5 and The National Archives, revealing MI5's history and secret files.
- Key items include Guy Burgess's briefcase, his passport, a 110-year-old lemon used for invisible ink, and a PIRA mortar bomb.
- Sir Ken McCallum, MI5 Director General, stated the exhibition reflects MI5's commitment to openness where possible.
- The exhibition highlights MI5's successes and failures, including the Cambridge Five betrayal and deception operations against Nazi Germany.
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