Spy Death Explanation 'Unlikely'
Coroner Dr Fiona Wilcox has said it is "unlikely" the death of MI6 spy Gareth Williams will ever be satisfactorily explained. She is delivering a narrative verdict at the end of the inquest into his death.
Spy's death had 'no link' to intelligence work
A counter-terrorism detective has told the Gareth Williams inquest that the death of the MI6 spy was not connected to his intelligence work. The body of Mr Williams was found in a bag in his flat in Pimlico in 2010.
Detective Superintendent Michael Broster told the inquest he had examined information about Mr Williams from MI6 and GCHQ and he did not think there was a link between his work and his death. Mr Williams worked for GCHQ but was on a secondment to MI6 when he died.
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Unanswered questions remain over spy's death
Whatever the coroner's verdict today at the inquest into the death of MI6 spy Gareth Williams, many questions will remain unanswered.
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Inquest into spy death in Pimlico
Last day of the inquest into the death of Gareth Williams
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Experts say spy may have locked himself in bag
Experts can't rule out the possibility that the MI6 spy found dead in a bag, locked himself in unaided, before dying.