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...cards, extended detention of terrorism suspects and arguments over w...ws’ Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, who p...bourhood policing and counter-terrorism teams has raised fears that c...partments, and overseeing the domestic counter-terrorism work of the Security and Inte...
...nistration since last July. In the first month alone, Foot and Mouth, terrorism, floods all struck… The li...art. “It’s going really well. Jeremy was leading co-ordination of domestic policy while he was at the Cab...
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...ers together with the heads of MI6, GCHQ and domestic intelligence agency MI5 almos...n by the fact that, obviously, international terrorism is one of the biggest threat...You can’t have a neat distinction between domestic and international, as you coul...
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The battle for hearts and minds
...ffice of Security and Counter-Terrorism, for example”; but the NSC...herence between what’s done domestically and overseas.”The NSC is...icketts is bringing all those domestic and international threats toge...ffice of Security and Counter-Terrorism, for example, is likely to ch...
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Nick PerryAfter March’s murders of soldiers and police, there were fears that Northern Ireland could slip back into political violence. Nick Perry, director of policing at the Northern Ireland Office, tells Matthew O’Toole how the government is respondingA well-thumbed book sits on the coffee...
Tags: Nick Perry, ian paisley, martin mcguinness, Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland Executive, crime and law enforcement, domestic terrorism
The government’s counter-terrorism strategy depends on multiple partners – from international allies and government departments to community groups. Ruth Keeling finds out how those relationships are functioningAspects of the government’s ‘Contest’ counter-terrorism strategy have not be...
Tags: international terrorism, domestic terrorism