The Foreign Office argued that “complex heritage” makes Blaise Metreweli a good fit to lead the spy agency
The UK Foreign Office has defended Blaise Metreweli, the first woman appointed to lead the MI6 foreign intelligence agency, after media reports revealed that her grandfather fought for Nazi Germany.
The government argued that Metreweli’s controversial family background has only strengthened her resolve to protect the country from external threats.
On Thursday, the Daily Mail published a report revealing for the first time that Metreweli, who is set to become MI6 director in October, is the granddaughter of Constantine Dobrowolski – a Red…
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