New Counter Terrorism Operations Centre to be built in five years

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New Counter Terrorism Operations Centre to be built in five years

New facility will house CT Policing, intelligence services and criminal justice agencies.

Date - 24th November 2020
By - Gary Mason

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A brand new counter terrorism centre that brings together CT Policing, the intelligence services and criminal justice is to be built over the next five years. The Chancellor will announce in his Spending Review statement tomorrow that ‘tens...

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