.....The man Steele approached was Sir Charles Farr.
— Ben Riley-Smith (@benrileysmith) May 19, 2019
He was head of the Joint Intelligence Committee - the body that assess intelligence. He had also been a top counter-terrorism adviser in May’s Home Office.
Plus Steele had known Farr for 20 years. He would know what to do. pic.twitter.com/EsfvxVjgq9