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Showing Stories from 6th May 2022 to 9th March 2023

"Challenging period ahead" with changes to Prevent

(09/03/23) Greater levels of co-ordination will be needed across Local Authorities in London, the Met has said.

MI5 failed to share intelligence about arena bomber

(02/03/23) Sir John Saunders said there was a 'significant missed opportunity to take action' that might have prevented the atrocity, but said it's impossible to conclude whether it would have been.

Release of terrorism offenders needs to be managed says CT lead

(16/02/23) AC Matt Jukes also says that unofficial Chinese police stations will not be tolerated.

(08/02/23) Prevent 'too often bestows a status of victimhood' on referrals (24/01/23) AC Matt Jukes: neighbourhood policing is vital to the CT mission (11/01/23) SIS II replacement : "an I-LEAP of faith" (09/01/23) Brother of murdered RUC officer criticises amnesty Bill (23/12/22) Paramilitary Task Force raise £1,500 by auctioning seized vehicles (09/12/22) Radicalisation and the Internet (30/11/22) Integrating CT in the service has many benefits, Committee told (23/11/22) Device driven to police station in hijacked car was a 'viable bomb' (21/11/22) Hoax bomb driven to police station in hijacked car causes "massive chaos" (21/11/22) Terrorists will face longer in prison for offences committed inside

Policing and private security: there's more than one way to skin a cat

(16/11/22) With access to intelligence, and a potential frontline view on organised crime and spiking former ACC Paul Fullwood tells Police Oracle the Security Industry Authority could provide an additional tool set when tackling crime.