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THIRD GET-TOGETHER FOR ISLAMIC MOVEMENTS IN LONDON

A third gathering of Islamic movements was staged in London at the Friend's House center on May 21-22. The meeting [...]

Subscribers only 27.05.1999

FASTER, CHEAPER DNA TESTS

Senior British police officers have expressed an interest in the [...]

Subscribers only 13.05.1999

PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENCE

Britain's minister of state for the armed forces, Doug Henderson, [...]

Subscribers only 13.05.1999

NEW LAWS FOR OLD SECRETS

The British government is considering amendments to the 1989 Official [...]

Subscribers only 13.05.1999

POLICE ANGER OVER FREEMAN REGISTER

The British Home Secretary, Jack Straw, is preparing to bring in legislation calling for compulsory registration of Freemasons if the [...]

Subscribers only 22.04.1999

LEGAL VICTORY FOR SANDLINE

The British security company Sandline International has won the latest [...]

Subscribers only 22.04.1999

PREVENTING FINANCIAL FRAUD

A conference on financial fraud prevention that is being billed [...]

Subscribers only 08.04.1999

RADAR UPGRADES FOR RAF

The first stage of the British defense ministry's "Radar Systems [...]

Subscribers only 08.04.1999

CALL FOR PUSH AGAINST CRIME

David Bickford, legal advisor to MI5 and MI6 from 1987 to 1996, has urged changes in UK law to allow [...]

Subscribers only 25.03.1999

POLICE AND MI5 TO GET TAX DATA TO FIGHT ORGANIZED CRIME

Senior officials from the Home Office, Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) and the National Crime Intelligence Service (NCIS) have [...]

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NEW INFOWAR COMMITTEE

The British government is planning shortly to set up a new "information warfare" committee to help protect its computer systems [...]

Subscribers only 11.03.1999

RICHARD DEARLOVE

Described by a former colleague as a "very successful spy" who spent most of his covert career working under diplomatic [...]

Subscribers only 11.03.1999

CORRUPTION PROBE IN HIGH POLICE CIRCLES

John Abbot, director general of Britain's National Criminal Intelligence Service [...]

Subscribers only 11.03.1999

SECURITY FOR COMPANIES AND CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

The MIS Training company and Winn Schwartau, head of the [...]

Subscribers only 11.03.1999

POLICE TO SEIZE THE BAD GUYS' LOOT

Senior police officers from Scotland Yard and regional forces in England and Wales are drawing up provisional lists of the [...]

Subscribers only 25.02.1999

NEW OUTLETS FOR PHOENIX

Encouraged by successful trials in Canada, the British Ministry of [...]

Subscribers only 25.02.1999

POLICE BOSS COULD QUIT

The head of London's Metropolitan Police, Paul Condom, who is [...]

Subscribers only 25.02.1999

CRG FOCUSES ON INVESTIGATION

Britain's Control Risks Group (CRG) has been taking on a lot of staff in recent weeks. Mara McNeil Sinclair has [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 11.02.1999

RED BOX EXPERIMENT A FLOP

The "electronic red box" which the British government introduced last year has been scrapped because ministers couldn't operate the prototype. [...]

Subscribers only 11.02.1999

BAYER ACCUSED OF INDUSTRIAL SPYING

Two former British policemen, Bill Whybrow, former Scotland Yard undercover surveillance officer and Michael Flack, an ex chief inspector with [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 28.01.1999

MORE SEX PLEASE, WE'RE BRITISH

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed that the Defence Vetting Agency, which was formed in 1997 from units run [...]

Subscribers only 28.01.1999

ABU HAMZA

During a tour to inspect troops in Aden, Yemeni vice-president Abd al Rab Mansur al Hadi launched another fierce verbal [...]

Subscribers only 28.01.1999

PHOENIX FINALLY IN SERVICE

After trials in Canada, two Royal Artillery regiments in the [...]

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NEW LEGISLATION AGAINST TERRORISM

Home Secretary Jack Straw is drafting new security legislation to [...]

Subscribers only 14.01.1999

THE SECRET COST OF RENOVATIONS

Prime minister Tony Blair has intervened to prevent publication of [...]

Subscribers only 14.01.1999

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THIRD GET-TOGETHER FOR ISLAMIC MOVEMENTS IN LONDON

FASTER, CHEAPER DNA TESTS

PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENCE

NEW LAWS FOR OLD SECRETS

POLICE ANGER OVER FREEMAN REGISTER

LEGAL VICTORY FOR SANDLINE

PREVENTING FINANCIAL FRAUD

RADAR UPGRADES FOR RAF

CALL FOR PUSH AGAINST CRIME

POLICE AND MI5 TO GET TAX DATA TO FIGHT ORGANIZED CRIME

NEW INFOWAR COMMITTEE

RICHARD DEARLOVE

CORRUPTION PROBE IN HIGH POLICE CIRCLES

SECURITY FOR COMPANIES AND CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

POLICE TO SEIZE THE BAD GUYS' LOOT

NEW OUTLETS FOR PHOENIX

POLICE BOSS COULD QUIT

CRG FOCUSES ON INVESTIGATION

RED BOX EXPERIMENT A FLOP

BAYER ACCUSED OF INDUSTRIAL SPYING

MORE SEX PLEASE, WE'RE BRITISH

ABU HAMZA

PHOENIX FINALLY IN SERVICE

NEW LEGISLATION AGAINST TERRORISM

THE SECRET COST OF RENOVATIONS

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THIRD GET-TOGETHER FOR ISLAMIC MOVEMENTS IN LONDON

FASTER, CHEAPER DNA TESTS

PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENCE

NEW LAWS FOR OLD SECRETS

POLICE ANGER OVER FREEMAN REGISTER

LEGAL VICTORY FOR SANDLINE

PREVENTING FINANCIAL FRAUD

RADAR UPGRADES FOR RAF

CALL FOR PUSH AGAINST CRIME

POLICE AND MI5 TO GET TAX DATA TO FIGHT ORGANIZED CRIME

NEW INFOWAR COMMITTEE

RICHARD DEARLOVE

CORRUPTION PROBE IN HIGH POLICE CIRCLES

SECURITY FOR COMPANIES AND CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

POLICE TO SEIZE THE BAD GUYS' LOOT

NEW OUTLETS FOR PHOENIX

POLICE BOSS COULD QUIT

CRG FOCUSES ON INVESTIGATION

RED BOX EXPERIMENT A FLOP

BAYER ACCUSED OF INDUSTRIAL SPYING

MORE SEX PLEASE, WE'RE BRITISH

ABU HAMZA

PHOENIX FINALLY IN SERVICE

NEW LEGISLATION AGAINST TERRORISM

THE SECRET COST OF RENOVATIONS

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