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• Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence
  Such diagnoses justified permanent anti-terrorist legislation to target the weak. ...Agency | British Transport Police | City of London Police | City of Miami Police Department Control Risks Group |
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• The Clandestine Caucus
  ...alton's 'information service' was supplied with information by the Special Branch and the intelligence services of the day. Walton eventually claimed to be a Branch.'(104)
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• Economic League
  10 Leazes Terrace, Tyne and Wear Branch Branch Office for Newcastle,Tees and Hartlepool.
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• David Veness
  ...e [[Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations]] of the Metropolitan Police from 1994 to 2005 and Under-Secretary-General for Safety and Security for t ...ed the Metropolitan Police Cadet Corps in 1964. He joined the Metropolitan Police in 1966 and became a CID officer in 1969. In the early 1970s he attended Tr
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• Counter Terrorism Command
  The new name for the merged [[Special Branch]] and the [[Anti-Terrorist Branch]] from the 2nd October 2006, is the Counter Terrorism Command, also known a ...AIL-POSITIVE-RETENTION-POLICY.pdf Positive Retention Policy], Metropolitan Police Service / SO15, Email of 12 May 2014 (accessed via UCPI.org.uk 20 July 2016
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• John Baker-White
  ...onservative MP (Canterbury 1945-53) and chair of a [[Freedom Association]] branch in Kent. ...) to Sir Henry Curtis-Bennett during the time when he was creating Special Branch. Shortly after leaving school, Atkinson offered White the opportunity to go
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 1: Origins and Early Days
  ...ar refineries. The two largest contributors were [[Vickers]] Ltd and the [[Metropolitan Carriage, Wagon and Finance]] Co {{ref|10}}. After the election, according ...responsibility for domestic intelligence with the police force's "Special Branch", then under [[Basil Thomson]]. Finally [[Secret Intelligence Service|MI6]]
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 3: 'Section D'
  ...onservative MP (Canterbury 1945-53) and chair of a [[Freedom Association]] branch in Kent. ...Sir [[Henry Curtis-Bennett]] during the time when he was creating Special Branch. Shortly after leaving school, Atkinson offered White the opportunity to go
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 6: The Economic League goes to War
  ...it avoided political controversy and thus escaped violent opposition from police forces. Few of the hunger marches organised by the [[National Unemployed Wo ...of influential friends included both [[General Horwood]], the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, and [[Basil Thompson]], the former head of the Directorate of
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 8: The Wilson Years
  :"The coup d'etat . . . uses . . . the armed forces, the police and the security agencies. The technique of the coup is the technique of ju ...rmy would only in the event of violence, and "only as a second line to the police". {{ref|6}}
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• Sodexho: Corporate Crimes
  ...d exposed the unsanitary conditions there, the company responded with what branch secretary, Carolyn Leckie called 'a climate of fear' against union members. ...owever, did not come from the goodness of Sodexho's heart. As local UNISON branch secretary Caroline Leckie said, "the only reason we won was the strike - th
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• Dean Godson
  ...m Experience', the text of a lecture by [[Peter Clarke]] of [[Metropolitan Police Counter-Terrorism Command]], in memory of [[Colin Cramphorn]], with an appe In February 2006, he accused part of the [[Metropolitan Police]] of "a kind of ideological “Stockholm syndrome.”
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• Praetorian Protection
  theatres, including UK Special Forces, SIS and Special Branch. John inspired the creation of a Strategic Police Advanced Driver and Instructor,Unarmed Combat Instructor,Advanced Patrol Me
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• Peter Power
  ...Peter Power]]Peter Power, a former Scotland Yard police officer and Dorset police .He was Managing Director of [[Visor Consultants Limited]] between 1995 and ==Police Career==
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• Peter Clarke (Police officer)
  ...mand, until his retirement in February 2008. He became the face of the UK police’s counterterrorism operations following the July 2005 London bombings and ...m Peter Clarke, Assistant Commissioner Specialist Operations] Metropolitan Police website (accessed 2 May 2008)</ref>
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• Muslim Contact Unit
  ...es=Domestic Extremism|Name=Muslim Contact Unit|Alias=MCU|Parents=[[Special Branch]], |SubUnits=none|Targets=[[Domestic Extremism]]|Dates= 2002 to 2016}} ...ces. <ref>[http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/jul/20/religion.july7 Special Branch to track Muslims across UK], by Vikram Dodd, ''The Guardian'', 20 July 2005
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• Bob Lambert
  ...earching counterterrorism: a personal perspective from a former undercover police officer’]. [http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rter20/7/1 ''Critical Studies ...n which case it would be 16 March 1952.</ref> , is a former [[Metropolitan Police]] officer turned academic.
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• Special Demonstration Squad
  The [[Special Demonstration Squad]] is a Special Branch Unit established in the late 1960s as a result of the rise of the New Left. ...BC News, accessed 10 April 2008.</ref> It was a unit of the [[Metropolitan Police Service]] with a remit to prevent disorder.<ref>[http://www.dailytelegraph.
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• RISC Management
  ...litan Police officer [[Keith Hunter]], established in 2005 from the London branch of [[ISC Global]]. It ceased to operate in January 2014, though Hunter and ...ment has been embroiled in a number of scandals around corruption, bribing police officers and eavesdropping, though none of the staff were ever convicted.
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• Quilliam Foundation
  ...Labour government's support of the Foundation. He has described it as 'the branch of New Labour tasked with securing the Muslim vote and reducing British Mus ...ree weeks later in March 2009, the Foundation intervened with the Bradford Police, the Council, and the Community Centre where Hizb ut-Tahrir was holding a p
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• The Security Industry extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...elligence services. As the demands of corporate business have evolved, the police/intelligence apparatus and the private security business have adjusted to m ...ing unionism with the threat of communism. In this effort, business firms, police forces at the federal, state, and local levels, and private vigilantes work
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• National Public Order Intelligence Unit
  ...1/jan/13/mark-kennedy-undercover-police-acpo?intcmp=239 Rein in undercover police units, says former DPP] ''The Guardian'', 13/01/11, accessed 24/01/11</ref> ::NPOIU supports the police service throughout the UK to maintain a strategic overview of public order
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• James Straven (alias)
  ...ar|Name=HN16 / N16|Alias=James Straven (Kevin Crossland)|Series=undercover police officers|Image=James profile 1.JPG |Unit=Special Demonstration Squad|DatesD ...rough engaging in hunt sabbing he wanted to try and get to people that the police considered 'persons of interest'. It seems he did not get very far. General
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• Jason Bishop (alias)
  {{Undercover_Police_Officer_sidebar|Name= Unknown|Series=Undercover Police|Alias=Jason Bishop|Unit=Special Demonstration Squad|DatesDeployed=1998-2005 ...-names/ ''Undercover Policing Inquiry''] that core participant HN3 was the police officer who had used the Jason Bishop alias.<ref name="CoverNames"/><br/>
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• Ken and the rise of Socialist Action
  ...issues and Professor [[Alan Freeman]], who became prominent in the Unison branch at City Hall, and also runs the [[Venezuelan Information Centre]] - a propa ...o justice and condemned 'institutionalised racism' within the Metropolitan Police. [52]
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• Rohan Gunaratna
  ...such position as principal investigator at the UN’s Terrorism Prevention Branch and that he had worked there in 2001-02 as a research consultant. Gunaratna ...former Assistant Commissioner of Specialist Operations in the Metropolitan Police.
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• British American Project
  ...he [[Katama Group]], LLC, Arlington, VA | [[Lolita Jackson]], President, [[Metropolitan Republic Club]], New York, NY | [[Farah Jimenez]], Executive Director, [[Mt ...com]], Edinburgh | [[Olivia Pinkney]], Assistant Chief Constable, [[Sussex Police]], East Sussex | [[Sally Reynolds]], Chief Executive, [[Social Firms]] UK,
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• Maurice Oldfield
  ...training, he transferred to the [[Field Security Police]], the most junior branch of the [[Intelligence Corps]], and was sent to Ismailia in the Suez Canal Z ...y discovered Oldfield's identity and called officers from the RUC security branch, the department responsible for the close protection of senior politicians
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• Stephen Lander
  Lander served in the [[MI5 F Branch|F5 section]] in around 1981. He was struck by the caution of senior officer ...he basics of counter-subversion work. This was strongly opposed by [[MI5 F Branch|Director F]].<ref name="Andrew789">Christopher Andrew, ''Defence of the Rea
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• English Defence League
  ...tify-more-of-the-hooligans-involved-in-the-violent-clashes-97319-24626092/ POLICE were today studying CCTV footage in a bid to identify more of the hooligans ::Hundreds of police officers kept the two sides apart as the march made its way to the Mall. Sc
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• Metropolitan Police Special Branch
  ...[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article658104.ece Special Branch absorbed into counter-terror unit], The Times, 3 October 2006.</ref> ...l Branch Introduction and summary of responsibilities (pdf)], Metropolitan Police, August 2004.
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• Peter Imbert
  ==Transferable skills and alliances: police and private security industry== ...ving door|the revolving door between the private security industry and the police]].
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• Douglas Edwards (alias)
  ...fficer_sidebar|Name='HN326'|Alias=Douglas "Doug" Edwards|Series=undercover police officers|Image=Male_silhouette.png |Unit=Special Demonstration Squad|DatesD ...er 2020).</ref> and oral testimony<ref name= "EHDay1"/> as well as Special Branch Intelligence reports released by the Inquiry in November 2020.
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• Mark Kennedy
  ...es] ''The Guardian'' 05/01/11, accessed 11/01/11</ref> He was exposed as a police officer in October 2010<ref> Indymedia UK,[http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2 ===Career in the Metropolitan Police===
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• Vericola
  ...2001 after 30 years in [[Strathclyde Police]] where he was head of special branch. <ref name="Rob Evans"> Paul Lewis and Rob Evans [http://www.guardian.co.uk ...n the protest movement than police officers. Among their number are former police officers cashing in on their surveillance skills for a host of companies th
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• Lobbying regulation - chronology 2010-2019
  ====October 16th - Fox resigns: Police consider Werritty probe / Government ministers held over 1,500 meetings wit '''UK:''' The ''[[BBC]]'' reveal that the City of London Police are considering whether to investigate [[Adam Werritty]] over possible frau
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• National Domestic Extremism Unit
  ...ism and Disorder Intelligence Unit (NDEDIU)|Parents=[[Association of Chief Police Officers (Terrorism and Allied Matters)]], [[Counter Terrorism Command]]|Su ...ow.com/request/national_counter_terrorism_polic Natioanl Counter Terrorism Police Operations Centre (FOIA Request of Jason Sands)], ''WhatDoTheyKnow.com'', 2
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• Operation Caryatid
  [[Operation Caryatid]] was launched by the [[Metropolitan Police]] on 21 December 2005, in response to concerns from St James's Palace about ...d out by the [[Metropolitan Police Anti-Terrorist Branch|Counter-Terrorist Branch]] (SO13).<ref>Tom Watson & Martin Hickman, ''Dial M for Murdoch, News Corpo
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• Police Scotland
  ...opolitan Police]].<ref>[http://www.scotland.police.uk/about-us/ About Us], Police Scotland, accessed 12 July 2013.</ref> ...years]. Scotland’s Counter Terrorism Intelligence Unit (SCTIU), led by Police Scotland, was one of those units.
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• Mark Jenner
  ...ing Class Association, Republican Forum, Red Action, trade union activism, police justice campaigns}} ...s most active in the period 1995-99. He worked as part of the Metropolitan Police's [[Special Demonstration Squad]] and much of his infiltration would have s
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• Phil Gormley
  ...Police]], [[National Crime Agency]], [[Police Scotland]]|Issues=[[Special Branch]], Undercover Policing:([[Special Demonstration Squad]], [[National Public ...6).</ref> is a high ranking police officer who became Chief Constable of [[Police Scotland]] in January 2016. Prior to this he was Deputy Director of the [[N
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• Friends of the Israel Defense Forces
  ...soldiers. Its headquarters is based in New York and it was formerly the US branch of the Israel based organisation the [[Association for the Wellbeing of Isr ...Silverman]], Israeli billionaire [[Vivi Nevo]], developer and Los Angeles Police Commission president [[Steve Soboroff]], Maker Studios CEO [[Ynon Kreiz]],
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• European Cooperation Group on Undercover Activities
  ...ropean Working Group|Description=An European wide body bringing undercover police specialists to share information on aspects of undercover policing|Parent=n ...ice network which facilitates the co-ordination and exchange of undercover police across Europe. Its areas of concern include of political dissent and organi
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• Mike Chitty
  ...Police_Officer_sidebar|Name=Mike Chitty|Alias=Mike Blake|Series=undercover police officers|Image=Mike-Chitty.jpg|Unit=Special Demonstration Squad|DatesDeploy ...b Evans &amp; Paul Lewis, ''Undercover: The True Story of Britain's Secret Police'', Faber &amp; Faber, 2013, pages 77-97. Unless otherwise referenced, all f
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• National Domestic Extremism Unit: organisational history
  ...ic Extremism and Disorder Intelligence Unit|Parents=[[Association of Chief Police Officers (Terrorism and Allied Matters)]], [[Counter Terrorism Command]]|Su ...ed Matters Committee]], before being transferred to the the [[Metropolitan Police Service]]'s [[Counter Terrorism Command]] in the wake of the [[Mark Kennedy
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• National Domestic Extremism Unit: activities
  ...ic Extremism and Disorder Intelligence Unit|Parents=[[Association of Chief Police Officers (Terrorism and Allied Matters)]], [[Counter Terrorism Command]]|Su ...2015.</ref> This broad categorisation has been echoed in a number of other police and government documents (see under [[Domestic Extremism]] for further deta
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• Domestic Extremism
  '''Domestic Extremism''' is a police term which seeks to categorise a particular kind of political activity. The ...ver, in 2014 a revised working definition was provided by the Metropolitan Police as:<ref name="blowe.foia.1" />
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• National Domestic Extremism Database
  ...Extremism|Name=National Domestic Extremism Database|Alias=National Special Branch Intelligence System (NSBIS)|Parents=[[National Public Order Intelligence Un The '''National Domestic Extremism Database''' is a police database of individuals who have been associated with [[Domestic Extremism|
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• National Domestic Extremism Database: Resistance and legal challenges
  ...Extremism|Name=National Domestic Extremism Database|Alias=National Special Branch Information System (NSBIS)|Parents=[[National Public Order Intelligence Uni ...d=32963 UK: Files on politicians, journalists and peace protestors held by police in "domestic extremist" database], ''Statewatch News Online'', November 201
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• National Co-ordinator for Special Branch
  ...Unit]], [[National Counter Terrorism Security Office]], [[National Special Branch Technology Unit]]|Targets=n/a|Dates=2003 onwards}} ...PREVENT, as 'Head of Prevent, Office of the National Co-ordinator Special Branch, Home Office' - see for example, [http://issuu.com/sbradman/docs/final.octn
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