A photograph taken on April 3, 2025 shows a recreation of the double cross operation room from circa 1944, displayed at the "MI5: Official Secrets" exhibition at the National Archives in west London.

The exhibition also features a note confirming that Queen Elizabeth II’s private secretary had told the monarch in the early 1970s that Anthony Blunt, her art advisor, was a Soviet agent.

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The exhibition also features a note confirming that Queen Elizabeth II's private secretary had told the monarch in the early 1970s that Anthony Blunt, her art advisor, was a Soviet agent.

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