Blaise Metreweli took office as the first female MI6 chief in October
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Blaise Metreweli took office as the first female MI6 chief in October
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Blaise Metreweli is succeeding Sir Richard Moore, who leaves this autumn after four years in charge
Blaise Metreweli takes over at a dangerous time when Britain’s allies are among its biggest problems, writes world affairs editor…
Blaise Metreweli joined the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) in 1999 and will become its 18th chief.
When Blaise Metreweli was announced as the next head of MI6 it was immediately apparent she had long been groomed for the top.
A spook for over a quarter of a century, Metreweli was ‘Q’ at the spy agency. Now she’ll be known as ‘C’. Here’s why.
Blaise Metreweli will say the threat is posed by "an aggressive, expansionist and revisionist Russia".
‘The frontline is everywhere’: new MI6 head to warn of growing Russian threat
