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CALL FOR TOUGHER ASSAULT

The head of Britain's National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS), Albert Pacey, wants the U.K. to set up a financial intelligence [...]

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LORD OF THE MET

An embarrassed Metropolitan Police commissioner, Sir Paul Condon, was forced [...]

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SAS TO MOVE HOME

Britain's elite special forces regiment, the Special Air Service (SAS), [...]

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AITKEN'S CRUSADE AGAINST MEDIA

Britain's embattled chief secretary of the Treasury, Jonathan Aitken, has sued Granada Television for libel for repeating allegations concerning his [...]

Subscribers only 10.05.1995

DEMAND FOR CLAMPS ON PRIVATE SECURITY

A House of Commons all-party Home Affairs Select Committee, which is poised to publish the findings of a nine-month probe [...]

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PETER WRIGHT

The saga that began when Peter Wright, former assistant director of MI5, wrote "Spycatcher" may not have ended when he [...]

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HOWARD MARKS

Howard Marks, who once controlled a gigantic drug network and was sentenced to 25 years in jail in the U.S. [...]

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JOINT COMMAND FOR OVERSEAS OPERATIONS

Britain plans to set up a joint command next year [...]

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MI5 ASKED TO COME CLEAN ON FILES

Britain's parliamentary ombudsman, William Reid, has agreed to look into [...]

Subscribers only 10.05.1995

BRITAIN TO BUILD TOUGHER JAIL

Home Secretary Michael Howard is expected to announce later this [...]

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MARKER TO DETECT FAKES

A British bio-technology firm named Biocode has devised a system [...]

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CRASH COVER-UP DEEPENS

A Scottish coroner, Iain Henderson, has confirmed that the inquest into the deaths of leading British intelligence officials in Northern [...]

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ANOTHER POKE IN EYE FOR MASONS

London's Metropolitan Police commissioner, Paul Condon, has ordered that all officers with links to the Freemason Brotherhood be ousted from [...]

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JONATHAN AITKEN

Aged 52 and educated at Eton and Oxford, Jonathan Aitken, chief secretary to the Treasury, has issued three writs for [...]

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BRITISH TO TEST CS

Home Secretary Michael Howard ordered police in London and Bristol [...]

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BRITISH OPEN FIRST DNA DATABASE

The world's first police DNA database became operational at Birmingham [...]

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PENNY-PINCHING AT MI6

The British government has announced that it has made a [...]

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SURF IN SAFETY

A three day seminar entitled "Cruising the Internet Securely" has [...]

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NUCLEUS OF EUROPEAN FORCE?

According to well-informed sources, the high-level Franco-British air force group that Francois Mitterrand and John Major decided at a summit [...]

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BAD NEWS FOR GCHQ

A committee looking into the capability, tasks and management structure at GCHQ Cheltenham at prime minister John Major's bidding is [...]

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ARE MILITARY ATTACHES COST-EFFECTIVE?

The British government claims the biggest job of Britain's military attaches is to boost the sale of British weapons abroad. [...]

Subscribers only 12.04.1995

BACK TO STONE AGE IN FINGER-PRINTING

An alleged failure by IBM to properly service an Automatic Fingerprint Recognition (AFR) system acquired by a consortium of 37 [...]

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PICTURES ON INTERNET

To facilitate customer access to its data, Britain's National Remote [...]

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SPIRO DEATH SECRECY

The San Diego Sheriff's Department has refused an official request from Britain's Foreign Office for copies of a medical examiner's [...]

Subscribers only 29.03.1995

GCHQ CUTBACKS

Some 500 jobs are to be eliminated at Britain's SIGINT [...]

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CALL FOR TOUGHER ASSAULT

LORD OF THE MET

SAS TO MOVE HOME

AITKEN'S CRUSADE AGAINST MEDIA

DEMAND FOR CLAMPS ON PRIVATE SECURITY

PETER WRIGHT

HOWARD MARKS

JOINT COMMAND FOR OVERSEAS OPERATIONS

MI5 ASKED TO COME CLEAN ON FILES

BRITAIN TO BUILD TOUGHER JAIL

MARKER TO DETECT FAKES

CRASH COVER-UP DEEPENS

ANOTHER POKE IN EYE FOR MASONS

JONATHAN AITKEN

BRITISH TO TEST CS

BRITISH OPEN FIRST DNA DATABASE

PENNY-PINCHING AT MI6

SURF IN SAFETY

NUCLEUS OF EUROPEAN FORCE?

BAD NEWS FOR GCHQ

ARE MILITARY ATTACHES COST-EFFECTIVE?

BACK TO STONE AGE IN FINGER-PRINTING

PICTURES ON INTERNET

SPIRO DEATH SECRECY

GCHQ CUTBACKS

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CALL FOR TOUGHER ASSAULT

LORD OF THE MET

SAS TO MOVE HOME

AITKEN'S CRUSADE AGAINST MEDIA

DEMAND FOR CLAMPS ON PRIVATE SECURITY

PETER WRIGHT

HOWARD MARKS

JOINT COMMAND FOR OVERSEAS OPERATIONS

MI5 ASKED TO COME CLEAN ON FILES

BRITAIN TO BUILD TOUGHER JAIL

MARKER TO DETECT FAKES

CRASH COVER-UP DEEPENS

ANOTHER POKE IN EYE FOR MASONS

JONATHAN AITKEN

BRITISH TO TEST CS

BRITISH OPEN FIRST DNA DATABASE

PENNY-PINCHING AT MI6

SURF IN SAFETY

NUCLEUS OF EUROPEAN FORCE?

BAD NEWS FOR GCHQ

ARE MILITARY ATTACHES COST-EFFECTIVE?

BACK TO STONE AGE IN FINGER-PRINTING

PICTURES ON INTERNET

SPIRO DEATH SECRECY

GCHQ CUTBACKS

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