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MICHAEL CHARLES OATLEY

A former MI6 agent who resigned in 1991 to join the international financial investigators Kroll Associates, Michael Charles Oatley, (IN [...]

Subscribers only 30.11.1994

SEEKING OPERATIONAL ROLE FOR NCIS

Senior British police officials want to see the National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS) given an operational role as a way [...]

Subscribers only 30.11.1994

HARDER GUARD ON SOFT TARGETS

Over 600 buildings used by Britain's 300,000-strong Jewish community such as synagogues, schools and community halls are "potential targets" for [...]

Subscribers only 30.11.1994

THE LESLIE ASPIN LEGEND

A book published in New York last month has shed fresh light on the career of Leslie Aspin, former MI6 [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.1994

LAYOFFS AT GCHQ

At least 500 jobs will be eliminated at the GCHQ SIGINT base because of government belt-tightening. GCHQ bosses hope the [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.1994

NEW POLICE COMPUTER WINS NOD

Britain's home secretary, Michael Howard, has given the green light to a new police computer system that will contain electronic [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.1994

MI5 BOSS VETOES SINGLE AGENCY

A proposal for a single national agency to fight terrorism and serious crime was slammed as "misplaced" by MI5 director [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.1994

MINATURE-SCALE MONITORS

Although British forces are equipped with hand-held chemical weapons monitors, [...]

Subscribers only 16.11.1994

MICHAEL BETTANEY

Michael Bettaney, the former MI5 officer convicted in April 1984 and jailed for 23 years for attempting to sell MI5's [...]

Subscribers only 02.11.1994

CONTINUING LSC SECURITY MEETINGS

The London School of Economics and Political Science's Computer Security [...]

Subscribers only 02.11.1994

IRAQI TRAFFIC HAUNTS WHITEHALL

The Crown Prosecution Service confirmed two weeks ago that senior officials of two Whitehall departments were under "preliminary investigation" by [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1994

COLIN PORT

Colin Port, Warwickshire police detective superintendent, is expected to be appointed "Investigation Coordinator" in charge of the 140-strong international team [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1994

MOD SELLS ULSTER EXPERTISE

Several months ago the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) was harshly criticized for not aggressively selling off heavy equipment no [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1994

MAJOR BRITISH ARMS SHOW

Osprey Exhibitions, Ltd. of Watford, Herts (fax 44 923 818 [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1994

LSC COMPUTER SECURITY COLLOQUIUM

The London School of Economics and Political Science's Computer Security [...]

Subscribers only 19.10.1994

TOM KING

Tom King, the former Secretary of State for Northern Ireland from 1985 until November 1990 and Defense Secretary (1991 to [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.1994

IRISH LEGAL TROUBLE ON TWO FRONTS

The IRA ceasefire is causing legal trouble for British intelligence. [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.1994

MORE LEGAL TROUBLE

Former "junior" diplomat Andrew Balfour has asked the European Human [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.1994

MICHAEL HOWARD

Home Secretary Michael Howard is currently facing strident calls for his resignation following the attempted 9 September jailbreak at Whitemoor [...]

Subscribers only 21.09.1994

BOEING CLEARED BUT CRASH MYSTERY REMAINS

The British government regards the crash of the Boeing Chinook [...]

Subscribers only 21.09.1994

MI5 AT THE UNIVERSITY

Following accusations by MI5 that "suspect countries" were sending university [...]

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POLICE FIGHT OVER PRINT SYSTEMS

Traditional Scottish-English rivalry has been sharpened among British police forces by a four-way conflict between the Home Office in London, [...]

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POSITIVE RESULTS

The British Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment at Porton Down [...]

Subscribers only 24.08.1994

MORE COPS PRIVATE THAN PUBLIC

According to a recent report by the British Policy Studies [...]

Subscribers only 24.08.1994

RIGHT TO TRAVEL FOR GERRY ADAMS?

The European Court of Justice has been asked to decide [...]

Subscribers only 24.08.1994

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All articles - United Kingdom

MICHAEL CHARLES OATLEY

SEEKING OPERATIONAL ROLE FOR NCIS

HARDER GUARD ON SOFT TARGETS

THE LESLIE ASPIN LEGEND

LAYOFFS AT GCHQ

NEW POLICE COMPUTER WINS NOD

MI5 BOSS VETOES SINGLE AGENCY

MINATURE-SCALE MONITORS

MICHAEL BETTANEY

CONTINUING LSC SECURITY MEETINGS

IRAQI TRAFFIC HAUNTS WHITEHALL

COLIN PORT

MOD SELLS ULSTER EXPERTISE

MAJOR BRITISH ARMS SHOW

LSC COMPUTER SECURITY COLLOQUIUM

TOM KING

IRISH LEGAL TROUBLE ON TWO FRONTS

MORE LEGAL TROUBLE

MICHAEL HOWARD

BOEING CLEARED BUT CRASH MYSTERY REMAINS

MI5 AT THE UNIVERSITY

POLICE FIGHT OVER PRINT SYSTEMS

POSITIVE RESULTS

MORE COPS PRIVATE THAN PUBLIC

RIGHT TO TRAVEL FOR GERRY ADAMS?

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MICHAEL CHARLES OATLEY

SEEKING OPERATIONAL ROLE FOR NCIS

HARDER GUARD ON SOFT TARGETS

THE LESLIE ASPIN LEGEND

LAYOFFS AT GCHQ

NEW POLICE COMPUTER WINS NOD

MI5 BOSS VETOES SINGLE AGENCY

MINATURE-SCALE MONITORS

MICHAEL BETTANEY

CONTINUING LSC SECURITY MEETINGS

IRAQI TRAFFIC HAUNTS WHITEHALL

COLIN PORT

MOD SELLS ULSTER EXPERTISE

MAJOR BRITISH ARMS SHOW

LSC COMPUTER SECURITY COLLOQUIUM

TOM KING

IRISH LEGAL TROUBLE ON TWO FRONTS

MORE LEGAL TROUBLE

MICHAEL HOWARD

BOEING CLEARED BUT CRASH MYSTERY REMAINS

MI5 AT THE UNIVERSITY

POLICE FIGHT OVER PRINT SYSTEMS

POSITIVE RESULTS

MORE COPS PRIVATE THAN PUBLIC

RIGHT TO TRAVEL FOR GERRY ADAMS?

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