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Showing Stories from 9th January 2023 to 23rd November 2023
No need for changes to terrorism laws says Independent Reviewer

No need for changes to terrorism laws says Independent Reviewer

(23/11/23) Jonathan Hall KC has issued his report on terrorism legislation amid the current protests.

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'Elitism' associated with CTSPOs not helping recruitment

'Elitism' associated with CTSPOs not helping recruitment

(22/11/23) Kevin Murphy has undertaken research on Counter Terrorism Specialist Firearms Officers (CTSFOs) for the latest edition of the Thames Valley Police Journal, which captures some of the academic work being done by officers and staff.

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Paramilitary taskforce doing 'some outstanding work' in NI

Paramilitary taskforce doing 'some outstanding work' in NI

(03/11/23) Concerns regarding recent paramilitary style incidents were raised at the latest PSNI Public Accountability Session held on Thursday.

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Viewpoint: between a rock and a hard place on protest

Viewpoint: between a rock and a hard place on protest

(24/10/23) With Conservative MPs 'queuing up' to criticise the Met's policing of demonstrations arising from the war in the Middle East Chris Hobbs reports from the demos and assesses the arguments for clearer laws around extremism.

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(19/10/23) Support group formed for those concerned by Omagh bombing inquiry (13/10/23) Former Scotland chief to take over running of Operation Kenova (12/10/23) Former Bedfordshire chief and Kenova lead to temporarily lead PSNI (26/07/23) Objective of draft Terrorism Bill 'remains opaque' (24/07/23) Additional safeguards needed within Code of Practice for Terrorism Act (20/07/23) Counter-terrorism offender management work rated good (18/07/23) CT funding to be maintained amid 'enduring and evolving' threat (17/07/23) Labour would criminalise training AI to spread terrorism (12/07/23) Opinion: AC Matt Jukes on the National Security Act (11/07/23) 'Right-wing extremist' jailed for plotting to blow up police station (05/07/23) IOPC to send file to CPS on Manchester bombing evidence after decision review (03/07/23) DCI John Caldwell 'incredibly honoured' to receive award (28/06/23) Plots to hurt and kill PSNI officers 'a real worry' admits Chief (20/06/23) Martyn's Law lacks 'clarity' says Independent Reviewer of Terrorism (07/06/23) Frontline officers to receive advanced casualty first aid training by 2025 (01/06/23) New research facility opens at DSTL to support frontline policing (30/05/23) Seven charged with attempted murder of PSNI detective (02/05/23) Martyn's Law moves step closer as draft legislation published (24/04/23) Met should explore partnerships for CT tech specialist recruitment (09/03/23) "Challenging period ahead" with changes to Prevent (02/03/23) MI5 failed to share intelligence about arena bomber (16/02/23) Release of terrorism offenders needs to be managed says CT lead (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
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