The group, which referred to themselves as the "minions", ran an international spy ring from a Norfolk guesthouse.

they found what they called a “treasure trove” of spy gadgets — including hidden cameras tucked into objects like a rock, a Coke bottle, men’s ties, and even a Minions toy. In court ...

Roussev's house was loaded with spy tech. He had equipment used to jam Wi-Fi and GPS signals, along with eavesdropping devices and car trackers. Cameras were hidden in sunglasses, pens, neckties and ...

Six Bulgarians have been convicted of being part of a spy ring which carried out surveillance in the UK and across Europe for Russia. Following a three-month trial in London, two women and a man ...

The group, dubbed ‘the Minions’ were found guilty of spying ... Biser Dzhambazov and Vanya Gaberova (left) were part of the spy ring and lovers behind Katrin Ivanova’s back (Picture ...

The group were dubbed "the Minions" in a Whatsapp group from the cell’s leaders discussing their plans. The trial focused on six operations carried out by the spy cell between 2020 and 2023.

The Bulgarian leader of a Russian spy ring who operated from a rundown seaside guesthouse and his five "Minions" are facing long prison sentences for spying on an "industrial scale". When counter ...

Roussev had made many of them himself, putting spy cameras and bugs in men’s ties, a Coke bottle and even the buttonhole flower on a Minion soft toy. Mr Murphy said it took more than a week to ...

When police raided the Norfolk guesthouse housing the operation, they found a number of Minions cuddly toys, including one which contained a spy camera. As we just mentioned, Orlin Roussev ran the ...