Why MI5 Secretly Monitored Nye Bevan, Founder of Britain's Health Service

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MI5, Britain's domestic security service, suspected Nye Bevan of sympathising with communism. Bevan was a committed socialist and one of the most prominent parliamentary critics of Winston Churchill and his wartime coalition. The agency's suspicions led it to watch him over a long period. Bevan later became the central figure behind the creation of Britain's National Health Service.

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