Construction workers lose sensitive documents during renovations at UK spy headquarters, report says

On Friday, The Sun reported that 'sensitive' documents detailing the 'layout and security measures' of MI6's London headquarters have gone missing while construction giant Balfour Beatty carried out refurbishment work.

The missing documents were supposed to be held in a secure room by the construction firm while the renovations took place at the headquarters of the UK's Secret Intelligence Service -- better known as MI6 -- the UK's equivalent to the CIA.

Although not classified, the papers were deemed to be highly sensitive due to their content.



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'To lose such sensitive documents was grossly irresponsible. The documents would be gold dust to any enemy agents or terrorists,' The Sun reported an unnamed source as saying.

Balfour Beatty's contract to refurbish the building at Vauxhall Cross, south London, was terminated after the papers disappeared, The Sun reported.

The UK's Foreign Office said it would not comment on intelligence matters.

CNN has reached out to Balfour Beatty for comment.

The missing documents were supposed to be held in a secure room by the construction firm while the renovations took place at the headquarters of the UK's Secret Intelligence Service -- better known as MI6 -- the UK's equivalent to the CIA. The missing documents were supposed to be held in a secure room by the construction firm while the renovations took place at the headquarters of the UK's Secret Intelligence Service -- better known as MI6 -- the UK's equivalent to the CIA. The UK's Foreign Office said it would not comment on intelligence matters. Balfour Beatty's contract to refurbish the building at Vauxhall Cross, south London, was terminated after the papers disappeared, The Sun reported. On Friday, The Sun reported that 'sensitive' documents detailing the 'layout and security measures' of MI6's London headquarters have gone missing while construction giant Balfour Beatty carried out refurbishment work. Although not classified, the papers were deemed to be highly sensitive due to their content. CNN has reached out to Balfour Beatty for comment. CNN has reached out to Balfour Beatty for comment. Balfour Beatty's contract to refurbish the building at Vauxhall Cross, south London, was terminated after the papers disappeared, The Sun reported. 'To lose such sensitive documents was grossly irresponsible. The documents would be gold dust to any enemy agents or terrorists,' The Sun reported an unnamed source as saying. The UK's Foreign Office said it would not comment on intelligence matters. On Friday, The Sun reported that 'sensitive' documents detailing the 'layout and security measures' of MI6's London headquarters have gone missing while construction giant Balfour Beatty carried out refurbishment work. 'To lose such sensitive documents was grossly irresponsible. The documents would be gold dust to any enemy agents or terrorists,' The Sun reported an unnamed source as saying. 'To lose such sensitive documents was grossly irresponsible. The documents would be gold dust to any enemy agents or terrorists,' The Sun reported an unnamed source as saying. CNN has reached out to Balfour Beatty for comment. On Friday, The Sun reported that 'sensitive' documents detailing the 'layout and security measures' of MI6's London headquarters have gone missing while construction giant Balfour Beatty carried out refurbishment work. On Friday, The Sun reported that 'sensitive' documents detailing the 'layout and security measures' of MI6's London headquarters have gone missing while construction giant Balfour Beatty carried out refurbishment work. The UK's Foreign Office said it would not comment on intelligence matters. Although not classified, the papers were deemed to be highly sensitive due to their content. On Friday, The Sun reported that 'sensitive' documents detailing the 'layout and security measures' of MI6's London headquarters have gone missing while construction giant Balfour Beatty carried out refurbishment work. 'To lose such sensitive documents was grossly irresponsible. The documents would be gold dust to any enemy agents or terrorists,' The Sun reported an unnamed source as saying. 'To lose such sensitive documents was grossly irresponsible. The documents would be gold dust to any enemy agents or terrorists,' The Sun reported an unnamed source as saying. 'To lose such sensitive documents was grossly irresponsible. The documents would be gold dust to any enemy agents or terrorists,' The Sun reported an unnamed source as saying. On Friday, The Sun reported that 'sensitive' documents detailing the 'layout and security measures' of MI6's London headquarters have gone missing while construction giant Balfour Beatty carried out refurbishment work. Although not classified, the papers were deemed to be highly sensitive due to their content. Although not classified, the papers were deemed to be highly sensitive due to their content. The UK's Foreign Office said it would not comment on intelligence matters. Balfour Beatty's contract to refurbish the building at Vauxhall Cross, south London, was terminated after the papers disappeared, The Sun reported. The missing documents were supposed to be held in a secure room by the construction firm while the renovations took place at the headquarters of the UK's Secret Intelligence Service -- better known as MI6 -- the UK's equivalent to the CIA. CNN has reached out to Balfour Beatty for comment. On Friday, The Sun reported that 'sensitive' documents detailing the 'layout and security measures' of MI6's London headquarters have gone missing while construction giant Balfour Beatty carried out refurbishment work.

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