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From TV to Consulting

Two British investigative journalists have set up a firm specializing in business intelligence and inquiries. Max Pragnall, former editor of [...]

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What They Found at Finsbury Park

A raid on the Finsbury Park mosque in London by Scotland Yard's Special Branch and MI5 pulled in an interesting [...]

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David Pepper

A physicist by training, 55-year-old David Pepper will shortly take [...]

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London: Domestic Security

On Feb. 19-20 most of the leading figures involved in [...]

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London: Ethical Questions

A major meeting will be held in London at the [...]

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MI6 Unmasked in the Cayman Islands

A money-laundering case that began to unfold in the Cayman Islands last week could prove the undoing of MI6's network [...]

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WASHINGTON
Dust-Up at DARPA

According to Pentagon sources, a feud recently broke out between John Poindexter, head of the new Information Awareness Office (TIAO) [...]

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DIPLOMACY
Kimberly Process Jars Some Nerves

The Kimberley Process seems to be advancing with a number of governments but applying it could well jar some nerves in the diamond trade.

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LONDON
BP Assailed Once Again By Critics

In recent months, the BP Amoco group has come under repeated fire from NGOs that specialize in issues involving corporate [...]

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LONDON
Peter Hampson

The British government last week named Peter Hampson as head [...]

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LONDON
TV Star Bound for Pakistan?

The Foreign office has named Mark Lyall Grant, who was [...]

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LONDON, FEB. 5
Latest News from Space

Corporate chiefs and experts involved in the space industry are [...]

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Spotlight | SECURITY
Anti-Terrorism Fight Changes the Game

Government intelligence and security agencies are no exception to the rule: a dramatic event can modify official structures far more lastingly than any long-considered political decision. The battle against the Al Qaeda movement has vastly changed the way security is [.

Subscribers only 09.01.2003

LONDON
FSA Takes on Royal Bank of Scotland

Has Britain's Financial Services Authority (FSA) punished the Royal Bank of Scotland more for preventive reasons than for a real [...]

Subscribers only 09.01.2003

DIPLOMACY
Anglicans Mobilize Against War

The new Archbishop of Canterbury's positions look likely to embarrass Tony Blair.

Subscribers only 09.01.2003

MOHAMMED AL FAYED
British Gunning for Al Fayed

In ordering an inquiry into Mohammed Al Fayed's donations to welfare organizations, British intelligence seems bent on triggering the fall of the Egyptian tycoon. The effort has been underway since 2000.

Subscribers only 09.01.2003

LONDON
Reuters Looks for Staff at Palace

The British news agency Reuters has picked Queen Elizabeth's communications chief as its own PR boss. Aged 49, Simon Walker [...]

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LONDON
Francis Richards

Francis Richards will leave his job as head of Britain's [...]

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LONDON
Will BAE Systems Get Over Bad Patch?

According to Intelligence Online sources, the Indian government decided on [...]

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LONDON
How Will Hakluyt Resolve its Problem?

The British business intelligence firm Hakluyt is in a quandary [...]

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LONDON
Mike Holtzman

The British public relations company Brown Lloyd James has received [...]

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Weak Signals
Yves Bertrand, Kenneth Clark

PARIS - THE PRESENT BOSS OF THE POLICE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY [...]

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LONDON, JANUARY 15
A seminar on air defense systems

Within weeks or months of a probable military invention in [...]

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WASHINGTON, PARIS, LONDON
Weak Signals

IN WASHINGTON, the lobbying concern Fleishman-Hillard can be expected to win contracts from defense suppliers to defend their interests with [...]

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LONDON
Kroll vs Penumbra: 2nd Round

The battle between Punumbra and Kroll that we revealed in our last issue (IOL 442) reportedly originated from an operation involving LVMH.

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All articles - United Kingdom

From TV to Consulting

What They Found at Finsbury Park

David Pepper

London: Domestic Security

London: Ethical Questions

MI6 Unmasked in the Cayman Islands

WASHINGTON
Dust-Up at DARPA

DIPLOMACY
Kimberly Process Jars Some Nerves

LONDON
BP Assailed Once Again By Critics

LONDON
Peter Hampson

LONDON
TV Star Bound for Pakistan?

LONDON, FEB. 5
Latest News from Space

Spotlight | SECURITY
Anti-Terrorism Fight Changes the Game

LONDON
FSA Takes on Royal Bank of Scotland

DIPLOMACY
Anglicans Mobilize Against War

MOHAMMED AL FAYED
British Gunning for Al Fayed

LONDON
Reuters Looks for Staff at Palace

LONDON
Francis Richards

LONDON
Will BAE Systems Get Over Bad Patch?

LONDON
How Will Hakluyt Resolve its Problem?

LONDON
Mike Holtzman

Weak Signals
Yves Bertrand, Kenneth Clark

LONDON, JANUARY 15
A seminar on air defense systems

WASHINGTON, PARIS, LONDON
Weak Signals

LONDON
Kroll vs Penumbra: 2nd Round

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From TV to Consulting

What They Found at Finsbury Park

David Pepper

London: Domestic Security

London: Ethical Questions

MI6 Unmasked in the Cayman Islands

WASHINGTON Dust-Up at DARPA

DIPLOMACY Kimberly Process Jars Some Nerves

LONDON BP Assailed Once Again By Critics

LONDON Peter Hampson

LONDON TV Star Bound for Pakistan?

LONDON, FEB. 5 Latest News from Space

Spotlight | SECURITY Anti-Terrorism Fight Changes the Game

LONDON FSA Takes on Royal Bank of Scotland

DIPLOMACY Anglicans Mobilize Against War

MOHAMMED AL FAYED British Gunning for Al Fayed

LONDON Reuters Looks for Staff at Palace

LONDON Francis Richards

LONDON Will BAE Systems Get Over Bad Patch?

LONDON How Will Hakluyt Resolve its Problem?

LONDON Mike Holtzman

Weak Signals Yves Bertrand, Kenneth Clark

LONDON, JANUARY 15 A seminar on air defense systems

WASHINGTON, PARIS, LONDON Weak Signals

LONDON Kroll vs Penumbra: 2nd Round

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WASHINGTON
Dust-Up at DARPA

DIPLOMACY
Kimberly Process Jars Some Nerves

LONDON
BP Assailed Once Again By Critics

LONDON
Peter Hampson

LONDON
TV Star Bound for Pakistan?

LONDON, FEB. 5
Latest News from Space

Spotlight | SECURITY
Anti-Terrorism Fight Changes the Game

LONDON
FSA Takes on Royal Bank of Scotland

DIPLOMACY
Anglicans Mobilize Against War

MOHAMMED AL FAYED
British Gunning for Al Fayed

LONDON
Reuters Looks for Staff at Palace

LONDON
Francis Richards

LONDON
Will BAE Systems Get Over Bad Patch?

LONDON
How Will Hakluyt Resolve its Problem?

LONDON
Mike Holtzman

Weak Signals
Yves Bertrand, Kenneth Clark

LONDON, JANUARY 15
A seminar on air defense systems

WASHINGTON, PARIS, LONDON
Weak Signals

LONDON
Kroll vs Penumbra: 2nd Round