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SOFTWARE KEPT SOLDIERS OUT OF TROUBLE

A Scottish company that is currently expanding in the U.S. claims that a software tool it developed was largely responsible [...]

Subscribers only 27.02.1997

ROGER WALKER

General Roger Walker, commander-in-chief of the British Army's Land Command -- responsible for the service's 67,500 fighting men -- has [...]

Subscribers only 27.02.1997

RAF'S FLA DOUBTS

Senior Royal Air Force (RAF) officers have decided to reject [...]

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SOLDIERS IN CYBERSPACE

Britain's ministry of defence is determined to have two computer-generated [...]

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SHIFTS IN SIGHT FOR GCHQ

The British signals intelligence agency GCHQ has the authority under Britain's 1994 Intelligence Services Act to "listen inwards" when a [...]

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CLOSING U.K. EMBARGO-BUSTING LOOPHOLE

A government committee has severely criticized the Foreign Office for [...]

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MORE THAN A BIRD'S EYE VIEW

Businesses that like to stick a map with pins on [...]

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BRITISH-RUSSIAN SECURITY VENTURE

A Moscow-based private security company named Alpha that was set up in 1991 and now claims to have 1,000 clients [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 30.01.1997

DISAGREEMENT OVER POLICE BUGGING

Britain's home secretary, Michael Howard, has learned that if modern technology makes it relatively easy to carry out intrusive surveillance [...]

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FREEMASONS AND THE JUDICIARY

Britain's Association of Women Barristers (AWB) has recommended to the Commons Home Affairs committee that members of the Freemason Brotherhood [...]

Subscribers only 30.01.1997

BRITAIN WEIGHS LASER DEFENCE OPTION

In coming days the British government will examine a recommendation from the Ministry of Defence (MoD) that the U.K. start [...]

Subscribers only 30.01.1997

GEN. PETER DE LA BILLIERE

Former Special Air Service (SAS) soldiers who have written books or taken part in filmed documentaries about the elite regiment [...]

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UNIONS BACK AT GCHQ

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher banned unions at the government's GCHQ [...]

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MATCHING FINGERPRINTS IN SECONDS

The U.S. group TRW is designing a computer system that could enable police forces in England and Wales to identify [...]

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U.K. BEEFS UP SECURITY

The Metropolitan Police commissioner, Paul Condon, has confirmed his force will remain "on a high state of alert" against a [...]

Subscribers only 16.01.1997

NEW YEARS' BONUS FOR JERSEY POLICE

The U.S. ambassador to Britain, William Crowe, has presented the [...]

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EDS targeted by MPs

In a detailed report published in mid-December, the British parliament's public accounts committee (PAC) criticized the manner in which the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 02.01.1997

MOD EMBARRASSED BY ARMY SPIES

A spokesman for Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed that an internal investigation is being conducted into complaints from [...]

Subscribers only 02.01.1997

DID FUNDING INFLUENCE POLICY?

The manager of the Labour Party's electoral campaign, Brian Wilson, MP, has written to the parliamentary ombudsman, George Downey, to [...]

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CORRUPTION HOTLINE

Scotland Yard has become Britain's first police force to set [...]

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ADVANCE FOR EYE ID

British Telecommunications has signed an agreement with the U.S. firm [...]

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STELLA RIMINGTON

Former MI5 director-general Stella Rimington who retired last year and was replaced by Stephen Lander, has been named a non-executive [...]

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COMPUTER ATTACKS NOT REPORTED IN U.K.

Derek Jackson, coordinator of the British Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) claims hackers may be breaking into as many as [...]

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SAS BLUEPRINT AVAILABLE ON REQUEST

The conservative chairman of the Commons Defence Committee, Michael Colvin, has asked for an urgent meeting with defence secretary Michael [...]

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HOW TO SET UP AN INTELLIGENCE UNIT

The IIR company is organizing a conference entitled Competitive Intelligence [...]

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All articles - United Kingdom

SOFTWARE KEPT SOLDIERS OUT OF TROUBLE

ROGER WALKER

RAF'S FLA DOUBTS

SOLDIERS IN CYBERSPACE

SHIFTS IN SIGHT FOR GCHQ

CLOSING U.K. EMBARGO-BUSTING LOOPHOLE

MORE THAN A BIRD'S EYE VIEW

BRITISH-RUSSIAN SECURITY VENTURE

DISAGREEMENT OVER POLICE BUGGING

FREEMASONS AND THE JUDICIARY

BRITAIN WEIGHS LASER DEFENCE OPTION

GEN. PETER DE LA BILLIERE

UNIONS BACK AT GCHQ

MATCHING FINGERPRINTS IN SECONDS

U.K. BEEFS UP SECURITY

NEW YEARS' BONUS FOR JERSEY POLICE

EDS targeted by MPs

MOD EMBARRASSED BY ARMY SPIES

DID FUNDING INFLUENCE POLICY?

CORRUPTION HOTLINE

ADVANCE FOR EYE ID

STELLA RIMINGTON

COMPUTER ATTACKS NOT REPORTED IN U.K.

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SOFTWARE KEPT SOLDIERS OUT OF TROUBLE

ROGER WALKER

RAF'S FLA DOUBTS

SOLDIERS IN CYBERSPACE

SHIFTS IN SIGHT FOR GCHQ

CLOSING U.K. EMBARGO-BUSTING LOOPHOLE

MORE THAN A BIRD'S EYE VIEW

BRITISH-RUSSIAN SECURITY VENTURE

DISAGREEMENT OVER POLICE BUGGING

FREEMASONS AND THE JUDICIARY

BRITAIN WEIGHS LASER DEFENCE OPTION

GEN. PETER DE LA BILLIERE

UNIONS BACK AT GCHQ

MATCHING FINGERPRINTS IN SECONDS

U.K. BEEFS UP SECURITY

NEW YEARS' BONUS FOR JERSEY POLICE

EDS targeted by MPs

MOD EMBARRASSED BY ARMY SPIES

DID FUNDING INFLUENCE POLICY?

CORRUPTION HOTLINE

ADVANCE FOR EYE ID

STELLA RIMINGTON

COMPUTER ATTACKS NOT REPORTED IN U.K.

SAS BLUEPRINT AVAILABLE ON REQUEST

HOW TO SET UP AN INTELLIGENCE UNIT

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