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ROSALIND WRIGHT

Britain's attorney general, Nicholas Lyell, has named Rosalind Wright, general counsel and executive director of the Securities and Futures Authority [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1997

GIVING DIPLOMATS SLICE OF CAKE

British diplomats spend around 35 per cent of their time aboard on drumming up business for British corporations, according to [...]

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ARMY TO JOIN INTELLIGENCE EFFORT?

A top secret study by the Defence Research Agency (DERA) which analyzes the types of operations likely to face the [...]

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POLICE DEVELOP FACIAL MAPPING PROGRAM

Britain's Home Office, the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) and the National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS) are working together [...]

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THE NEXT MILLENIUM'S CHALLENGES

The Center for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence [...]

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GETTING AROUND EXPORT CURB

Two companies, UK Web Ltd. and C2Net Software, Inc., have [...]

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AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

According to the recently-published annual report from the British parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC), British agents with financial problems [...]

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PHONE THEFT BECOMES BIG-TIME CRIME

The British parliament has adopted a bill named the Telecommunications (Fraud) Act 1997 that empowers the police to crack down [...]

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ALEXIS KOUGOULSKY FORTER

Alexis Kougoulsky Forter is one of the main characters in a new book by Nigel West that unveils many a [...]

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RAPID DEPLOYMENT SHIP

Britain's Royal Navy is considering the need for a fleet [...]

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VIDEO PHONE SYSTEM FOR NUCLEAR PLANT

The British utility Nuclear Electric has just installed a video [...]

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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NEW STAFF HEADQUARTERS

A consortium formed by the Serco and Laing companies has been awarded a £500 million contract under the government-sponsored Private [...]

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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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EUROPEAN CONFERENCE

The second European Conference on Security and Detection -- ECOS97 [...]

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EDS WINS ANOTHER CONTRACT

In a bid to complete its Outsource Information Technology (OIT) [...]

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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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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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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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ROSALIND WRIGHT

GIVING DIPLOMATS SLICE OF CAKE

ARMY TO JOIN INTELLIGENCE EFFORT?

POLICE DEVELOP FACIAL MAPPING PROGRAM

THE NEXT MILLENIUM'S CHALLENGES

GETTING AROUND EXPORT CURB

AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

PHONE THEFT BECOMES BIG-TIME CRIME

ALEXIS KOUGOULSKY FORTER

RAPID DEPLOYMENT SHIP

VIDEO PHONE SYSTEM FOR NUCLEAR PLANT

SOFTWARE KEPT SOLDIERS OUT OF TROUBLE

ROGER WALKER

NEW STAFF HEADQUARTERS

RAF'S FLA DOUBTS

SOLDIERS IN CYBERSPACE

EUROPEAN CONFERENCE

EDS WINS ANOTHER CONTRACT

SHIFTS IN SIGHT FOR GCHQ

CLOSING U.K. EMBARGO-BUSTING LOOPHOLE

MORE THAN A BIRD'S EYE VIEW

FREEMASONS AND THE JUDICIARY

BRITAIN WEIGHS LASER DEFENCE OPTION

GEN. PETER DE LA BILLIERE

UNIONS BACK AT GCHQ

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All articles - United Kingdom

ROSALIND WRIGHT

GIVING DIPLOMATS SLICE OF CAKE

ARMY TO JOIN INTELLIGENCE EFFORT?

POLICE DEVELOP FACIAL MAPPING PROGRAM

THE NEXT MILLENIUM'S CHALLENGES

GETTING AROUND EXPORT CURB

AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

PHONE THEFT BECOMES BIG-TIME CRIME

ALEXIS KOUGOULSKY FORTER

RAPID DEPLOYMENT SHIP

VIDEO PHONE SYSTEM FOR NUCLEAR PLANT

SOFTWARE KEPT SOLDIERS OUT OF TROUBLE

ROGER WALKER

NEW STAFF HEADQUARTERS

RAF'S FLA DOUBTS

SOLDIERS IN CYBERSPACE

EUROPEAN CONFERENCE

EDS WINS ANOTHER CONTRACT

SHIFTS IN SIGHT FOR GCHQ

CLOSING U.K. EMBARGO-BUSTING LOOPHOLE

MORE THAN A BIRD'S EYE VIEW

FREEMASONS AND THE JUDICIARY

BRITAIN WEIGHS LASER DEFENCE OPTION

GEN. PETER DE LA BILLIERE

UNIONS BACK AT GCHQ

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About Intelligence Online

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Intelligence Online on social media

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