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Wednesday, January 27, 1999 Published at 20:11 GMT Spy secrets revealed The British MI5 has released files dating back to WWI which it considers to be too old to be a security risk. Spaniard behind the D-day landings The success of the WWII allied Normandy landings was in part down to the audacity and imagination of Spanish double agent, Juan Pujol Garcia. MI5: Interrogation, but 'no violence' Spies caught on British soil were interrogated at Camp 020 - but MI5 reports say torture and violence were never used. MI5 watched Mata Hari MI5 has revealed that it had a file on the glamourous and infamous WW I spy Mata Hari, but it was unable to pin anything on her. Airborne threat of Nazi pigeons Nazi-trained pigeons were the target of British covert operations during World War II. Back to top | BBC News Home | BBC Homepage ©