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He told Theresa May, the home secretary, that the letter was "particularly concerning" given the decision by the Crown Prosecution Service last week not to prosecute Sir Mark Allen, a senior MI6 officer.

Lawyers for the human rights organisation Reprieve, which represents Belhaj and his family, have lodged a judicial review claim with the high court in London alleging that Alison Saunders "erred in law" in declining to prosecute Sir Mark Allen, who was previously head of counter-terrorism at MI6.

He was prosecuted by Sir Hartley Shawcross, and was convicted on 1 March 1950 of four counts of breaking the Official Secrets Act by "communicating information to a potential enemy".

Last year, the Crown Prosecution Service admitted Sir Cyril should have been prosecuted for abusing young boys in the 1960s.

Slaughter and May has represented some of the biggest companies that Sir David prosecuted during his six years as head of the fraud office.

Sir John Nutting QC, prosecuting, told jurors that the robbers were inspired by the lure of "luxury, ease and idleness" and were prepared to target the "innocent and vulnerable" to achieve it.

The trial began on 6 June before the Court of King's Bench, with four judges headed by Lord Chief Justice Robert Foster presiding, and with the king's attorney general Sir Geoffrey Palmer prosecuting.

The Crown Prosecution Service has said Sir Cyril should have been prosecuted.

The cast includes Brian Cox as Goering; Christopher Plummer as the British prosecutor, Sir David von Sydowyfe; Mas von Sam Rosenman Rosenman, who recruited Robert Jackson on behalf of Truman to prosecute the trial; and Jill Hennessy as Jackson's secretary and love interest.

"Sex is not dealt with with respect, man is depicted as a performing dog self-indulgently satisfying every whim and fancy thereby debasing any form of dignity and attacking the very roots of the family unit," reported Luff, asking the attorney general, Sir Peter Rawlinson, to prosecute under the 1968 Theatres Act.

REPORTER AT LARGE about John Amery, tried for high treason The chief prosecuting counsel was Attorney General Sir Hartley Shawcross.