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反テロリズムの専門家はそれを「力乗数」と呼ぶ: 虐殺および電子無秩序を結合する攻撃。 今度は英本国のセキュリティ・サービスは秘密にセキュリティ・サービスによって追求される新しい反テロリズム力の下で監視される都市
のまわりで通勤者の旅行記録への総アクセスに私用動きを持つことができる脅威の何百万の通勤者に会うためにそれらを助けてほしい。
17,000,000人のブリトン人を地下によって移動する割り当てるスマートカードバスを使用している人々がなす旅行の記録…
秘密にイギリスのスパイとして働いたシンフェーン党のリーダーおよび前のIRAの司令官Gerryアダムスのための運転者として役立ったAP Aの人は党役人言う。
Roy McShane、58はかつて、アイルランド共和国軍のリーダーシップのための交通機関の整理を守ったセキュリティチームの部分だった。
しかし彼はまたMI5の英本国の国内スパイ代理店のために外見上働き、数年、左西のベルファスト早い金曜日の彼の家、…
Howard Dahdah
According to reports in the weekend newspapers, the government has accused China of hacking into the computer systems of leading companies.
According to The Times, the MI5 director-general Jonathan Evans sent a confidential letter to 300 chief executives and security chiefs at financial institutions and legal firms last week warning them that they were under attack from Chinese state organisations.
The summary of the letter, which was posted (securely) ...
MI5, which has a target of increasing its current 3,000 staff to 4,000 by 2011, also insisted that it wanted to improve relations with Muslim communities.
The BBC Monday was broadcasting a series of interviews with ethnic community members working for Britain's intelligence and security services in a bid to broaden the recruitment of MI5 and MI6 officers among the country's minority communities.
A male and female agent, calling themselves ...
The Observer
Fragments of bomb timer that helped to convict a Libyan ex-agent were 'practically carbonised' before the trial, says bankrupt Swiss businessman
The key piece of material evidence used by prosecutors to implicate Libya in the Lockerbie bombing has emerged as a probable fake.
Nearly two decades after Pan Am flight 103 exploded over Scotland on 21 December, 1988, allegations of international political intrigue and shoddy investigative work are being levelled ...
By Renee Viellaris, Ian McPhedran and Margaret Wenham
FREED terror suspect Mohamed Haneef was regularly in contact with Islamic radicals under surveillance by Britain's top spy agency MI5.
Highly classified intelligence reveals the former Gold Coast doctor - still considered a person of interest by British and Australian investigators - made contact using medical chat rooms, international phone cards and phone boxes.
The intelligence suggests this was to avoid ...
By David Rose
When Bisher al-Rawi agreed to work for the British government, he thought he was doing the right thing. He spent four gruelling years at Guantanamo Bay for his efforts. In this remarkable interview he breaks his silence and tells his extraordinary story to David Rose.
James Bond used to interview informants in nightclubs and luxury hotels. Le Carré's George Smiley preferred park benches, or safe houses ...
Sean O’Neill and Michael Evans
A ten-man MI5 team followed the ringleader of the 21/7 bombers on the night he left Britain for terrorist training in Pakistan, The Times has learnt.
The Security Service was also alerted when Muktar Said Ibrahim returned to Britain three months later, but allowed him to enter the country unhindered.
Ibrahim, who tried to blow up a No 26 bus on July 21, 2005, ...
By Philip Johnston
The internet was buzzing with claims yesterday that MI5 had prior intelligence on the London car bomb attack.
The suggestion was fuelled by the fact that nightclubs were warned a few weeks ago by police that they were potential targets for car bombers.
An advice booklet for bars, pubs and nightclubs was produced by the security services and included a section on "vehicle ...
Security services played role in similar previous attacks, massive car bomb discovered in London
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Intelligence sources are refusing to rule out an Irish connection to a massive car bomb that was discovered in the heart of London this morning. Though at this early stage the facts are sketchy, any link to the IRA or its offshoots would re-open a can of worms concerning the ...
THE row over MI5's handling of the London suicide bombings escalated sharply ...
Michael Evans
MI5 is adopting tactics used by the police to keep tabs on paedophiles and other sex offenders to monitor the activities of known or suspected Islamic extremists, The Times has learnt.
The threat from radicalised young Muslims is growing at ...
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