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The Telegraph’s US Editor, Ben Riley-Smith reveals the untold story of Britain’s role in the Trump-Russia scandal over this six-part series. Spies, lies and an election like no other…

Stefan Halper was a respected Cambridge University academic. But in autumn 2016 he was also something else – an FBI informant. Three Trump campaign figures targeted by Halper agree to talk. A story of subterfuge, secret recordings and the hazy morality of spying.

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