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CIVIL SERVANTS GO ON-LINE

In step with prime minister Tony Blair's aim to see a quarter of government business being conducted electronically by the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.12.1997

BRINGING PRIVATE SECTOR INTO DEFENSE

Britain's Royal Air Force has signed a first major contract under the defense ministry's so-called Private Finance Initiative that will [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.12.1997

RAY MALLON

The police officer credited with introducing the Zero Tolerance concept to the U.K. has been suspended from duty. Detective superintendent [...]

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HOW LONDON POLICE SPEND THEIR MONEY

Anti-IRA measures cost the London police almost £50 million per [...]

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NEW METHODS FOR CLANDESTINE IMMIGRATION

The United Kingdom is setting up a specialist squad of [...]

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SPY AGENCIES TO ACCOUNT FOR SPENDING

For the first time ever Britain's intelligence services are going to come under financial scrutiny as part of the government's drive to look into civil service expenditure at all levels over the coming 18 months. The review was confirmed by [...]

Subscribers only 04.12.1997

NEW TWIST IN CHINOOK SAGA

Britain's Ministry of Defence has finally admitted that independent technical experts at the MoD's experimental air base at Boscombe Down [...]

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MILOSH STANKOVIC

Britain's Crown Prosecution Service has confirmed that major Milosh Stankovic of the Parachute Regiment's 1st battalion has been arrested and [...]

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GOVERNMENT SYSTEM A MARKET CHAMPION

The British government's official information technology risk, analysis and mangement [...]

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DEFENSE AGENCY MAY BE PRIVATIZED

Defence secretary George Robertson has asked senior management at the Ministry of Defence's Defence Evaluation Research Agency (DERA) to produce [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 20.11.1997

MI5'S NEWSWORTHY "FAILURE"

Home Secretary Jack Straw and the head of MI5, Stephen Lander, have denied allegations by former agent David Shayler (IN [...]

Subscribers only 20.11.1997

A SHARED FRANCO-BRITISH VIEW

During a seminar on Nov. 6 at the Ecole Militaire (Military College) in Paris, lieut.-col. Felix Faucon from the Centre [...]

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MAINTAINING EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS

The question of maintaining military equipment and armaments systems for [...]

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NEW LAWS FOR NEXT DECADE

Home Secretary Jack Straw has announced plans to replace Britain's [...]

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KEEPING THE COPPERS STRAIGHT

Roy Penrose, the recently-appointed director of Britain's National Crime Squad [...]

Subscribers only 20.11.1997

CRACKDOWN ON BENT COPPERS

At least 100 British police officers have been suspended from duty as a result of two separate, wide-ranging anti-corruption probes [...]

Subscribers only 06.11.1997

CALL FOR WIDER VTR USE

The new president of Britain's Association of Chief Police Officers [...]

Subscribers only 06.11.1997

OPEN DOOR FOR FLASHERS

A low-tech and cost effective solution to identifying authorized persons [...]

Subscribers only 06.11.1997

MESAR 2 TESTS BEGIN

Trials have started for the Royal Navy's multi-function, electronically-scanned, adapted [...]

Subscribers only 06.11.1997

HOW CCTV KEEPS EYE ON WRONG PEOPLE

British cities and towns are now festooned with video surveillance cameras under a £38 million program funded since 1995 by [...]

Subscribers only 23.10.1997

IRISH MINISTER FORCED OUT

The BCCI affair claimed another indirect victim on Oct. 7 when Irish foreign minister Ray Burke, the government aide most [...]

Subscribers only 23.10.1997

KROLL SENDS TWO HEAVYWEIGHTS TO LONDON

After last month's dismissal of Arish Turle, European bureau chief [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 23.10.1997

EUROFIGHTER MISSILE DELAY

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has put back the commissioning [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 23.10.1997

RUC TURNS TO COGNOS

Britain's second largest police force, the Royal Ulster Constabulary, has [...]

Subscribers only 23.10.1997

DRUG CZAR IS NAMED

Keith Hellawell, chief constable of the West Yorkshire Police, has [...]

Subscribers only 23.10.1997

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CIVIL SERVANTS GO ON-LINE

BRINGING PRIVATE SECTOR INTO DEFENSE

RAY MALLON

HOW LONDON POLICE SPEND THEIR MONEY

NEW METHODS FOR CLANDESTINE IMMIGRATION

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SPY AGENCIES TO ACCOUNT FOR SPENDING

NEW TWIST IN CHINOOK SAGA

MILOSH STANKOVIC

GOVERNMENT SYSTEM A MARKET CHAMPION

DEFENSE AGENCY MAY BE PRIVATIZED

MI5'S NEWSWORTHY "FAILURE"

A SHARED FRANCO-BRITISH VIEW

MAINTAINING EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS

NEW LAWS FOR NEXT DECADE

KEEPING THE COPPERS STRAIGHT

CRACKDOWN ON BENT COPPERS

CALL FOR WIDER VTR USE

OPEN DOOR FOR FLASHERS

MESAR 2 TESTS BEGIN

HOW CCTV KEEPS EYE ON WRONG PEOPLE

IRISH MINISTER FORCED OUT

KROLL SENDS TWO HEAVYWEIGHTS TO LONDON

EUROFIGHTER MISSILE DELAY

RUC TURNS TO COGNOS

DRUG CZAR IS NAMED

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CIVIL SERVANTS GO ON-LINE

BRINGING PRIVATE SECTOR INTO DEFENSE

RAY MALLON

HOW LONDON POLICE SPEND THEIR MONEY

NEW METHODS FOR CLANDESTINE IMMIGRATION

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NEW TWIST IN CHINOOK SAGA

MILOSH STANKOVIC

GOVERNMENT SYSTEM A MARKET CHAMPION

DEFENSE AGENCY MAY BE PRIVATIZED

MI5'S NEWSWORTHY "FAILURE"

A SHARED FRANCO-BRITISH VIEW

MAINTAINING EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS

NEW LAWS FOR NEXT DECADE

KEEPING THE COPPERS STRAIGHT

CRACKDOWN ON BENT COPPERS

CALL FOR WIDER VTR USE

OPEN DOOR FOR FLASHERS

MESAR 2 TESTS BEGIN

HOW CCTV KEEPS EYE ON WRONG PEOPLE

IRISH MINISTER FORCED OUT

KROLL SENDS TWO HEAVYWEIGHTS TO LONDON

EUROFIGHTER MISSILE DELAY

RUC TURNS TO COGNOS

DRUG CZAR IS NAMED

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