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ELIZABETH NEVILLE

On the heels of Pauline Clare, who took over Lancashire police in 1995, Elizabeth Neville became only the second woman [...]

Subscribers only 30.04.1997

MI5 TO RECRUIT ON THE INTERNET

To promote its policy of greater openness, MI5 is to launch an Internet web site later this year to provide [...]

Subscribers only 30.04.1997

MYSTERY FIRM IN PROPERTY DEAL

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced that its "preferred purchaser" of the former 1,000 acre Royal Navy Armaments depot [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 30.04.1997

DEFENSES UNDER FOREIGN MANAGEMENT

Classified plans for mobilization in times of war or internal civil strife and the financial administration of the armed forces, [...]

Subscribers only 30.04.1997

THE SMART BULLET YOU CAN'T DODGE

Britain's Ministry of Defence and Home Office have requested copies of evaluation reports on Barrel Launched Adaptive Munitions (BLAMS) -- [...]

Subscribers only 30.04.1997

MURDER-MINDED INFORMER

John Cartwright, deputy chairman of Britain's Police Complaints Authority, wants [...]

Subscribers only 30.04.1997

A SWINDLER AND HIS BUNDLE

The biggest fraud trial in British legal history ended at the Old Bailey in London on April 3 when the [...]

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HOW TO TREAT YOUR INFORMER

Now that Britain's Home Office has acknowledged that intelligence-led policing is the cheapest and most effective way of fighting serious [...]

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A SPY PLANE'S SECRET CRASH

The U.S. Defense Department and Britain's Ministry of Defence have both denied a report published in the March issue of [...]

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BACK-UP AND ARCHIVING SERVICE

A British company, DataSave Service, says it has come up [...]

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HOW TO FIGHT NEW THREATS

The SMI company is organizing a conference in London between [...]

Subscribers only 17.04.1997

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LONDON IN TRUSTED THIRD PARTIES FOREFRONT

Only the United States, Britain and France have so far come out clearly in favor of a trusted third party system involving key escrow. Speaking for the British government, the U.K. minister for science and technology, Ian Taylor, has stepped [.

Subscribers only 27.03.1997

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 [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1997

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 [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1997

THE NEXT MILLENIUM'S CHALLENGES

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

Subscribers only 27.03.1997

GETTING AROUND EXPORT CURB

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

Subscribers only 27.03.1997

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 [...]

Subscribers only 13.03.1997

RAPID DEPLOYMENT SHIP

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

Subscribers only 13.03.1997

VIDEO PHONE SYSTEM FOR NUCLEAR PLANT

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

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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 [...]

Subscribers only 27.02.1997

EDS WINS ANOTHER CONTRACT

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

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 27.02.1997

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ELIZABETH NEVILLE

MI5 TO RECRUIT ON THE INTERNET

MYSTERY FIRM IN PROPERTY DEAL

DEFENSES UNDER FOREIGN MANAGEMENT

THE SMART BULLET YOU CAN'T DODGE

MURDER-MINDED INFORMER

A SWINDLER AND HIS BUNDLE

HOW TO TREAT YOUR INFORMER

A SPY PLANE'S SECRET CRASH

BACK-UP AND ARCHIVING SERVICE

HOW TO FIGHT NEW THREATS

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LONDON IN TRUSTED THIRD PARTIES FOREFRONT

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

NEW STAFF HEADQUARTERS

EDS WINS ANOTHER CONTRACT

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ELIZABETH NEVILLE

MI5 TO RECRUIT ON THE INTERNET

MYSTERY FIRM IN PROPERTY DEAL

DEFENSES UNDER FOREIGN MANAGEMENT

THE SMART BULLET YOU CAN'T DODGE

MURDER-MINDED INFORMER

A SWINDLER AND HIS BUNDLE

HOW TO TREAT YOUR INFORMER

A SPY PLANE'S SECRET CRASH

BACK-UP AND ARCHIVING SERVICE

HOW TO FIGHT NEW THREATS

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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

NEW STAFF HEADQUARTERS

EDS WINS ANOTHER CONTRACT

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LONDON IN TRUSTED THIRD PARTIES FOREFRONT