Labels:text | screenshot | font OCR: 11 The worst aspect of surveillance work was the sheer boredom of waiting for something to happen, Jakeman thought. At present he was part of a hastily assembled team assigned to bail out DIS. Who - not for the first time - had made a last minute request for the assistance of Security Service personnel. So, he waited, ready to question someone who'd probably turn out to be nothing more sinister than a lost holidaymaker. Probably. Since the disaster in the Irish Republic, no one was taking any chances. Even among the various branches of British Intelligence, information that in any way related to the Lough Derg incident was disseminated on a strictly need to know basis. The word on the grapevine was that it involved more than Iraqi toxins, but that was all anyone was prepared to say. Eisner ...
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