The Russia Report is out. On Brexit: MI5 provided just six lines of text about Russia's role in the Brexit referendum, mostly about open source reports. MPs thought it represented deliberate "caution" (evasiveness?) 
The Intelligence Community only really 'got' what Russia was doing after the DNC leak. That leak happened on July 22, after the Brexit referendum.
Quietly damning line in the ISC Russia Report: The Government has not "seen or *sought* evidence" of successful Russian interference in UK democracy.
UK Intel community didn't consider Russian online influence ops as part of their remit and didn't try to disrupt them
The UK Intel community hasn't provided a retrospective analysis of Russia's role in the EU referendum and apparently hasn't even conducted one. A case of hear-no-evil, speak-no-evil?
Overall, the ISC Russia Report suggests that the Intel committee has been lax about investigation Russia's role in the 2016 Brexit referendum, possibly for political reasons. order-order.com/2020/07/21/bre…
Note also the many redactions in the report. Unlike the US style, the US redactions are removed, not just blacked out, so we don't know if each one is a word or a paragraph.
