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Report into Operation Gird (May 2011)
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Report into Operation Gird – papal visit to London

Report into Operation Gird – papal visit to London

Report into Operation Gird – papal visit to London

Published May 2011

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Terrorism Acts in 2018 Report

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Finally, in this look at my annual report, terrorism trials and sentencing. Chapter 7 starts with the significant criminal outcomes of 2018 https://t.co/WBuDaK9mgx .../1, Mar 30
Counter-terrorism at Ports and Borders: over 11,000 examinations at ports and borders in 2018 in Great Britain, and 717 in Northern Ireland (6.27 to 6.33) using the Terrorism Act 2000 .../1, Mar 27
Counter-terrorism police have 4 options when arresting suspected terrorists (5.2 to 5.4) .../1, Mar 26
Details are given on how police used the exceptional section 47A Terrorism Act 2000 power following the Parsons Green attack in 2017 (4.10 to 4.18) .../1, Mar 25
Is reform just too difficult because of the delicate balance in Northern Ireland? I consider this, but conclude, not (9.39 to 9.45). 5/5, Mar 24
But there should be improvements in how the banned list is kept up to date - as my predecessors have pointed out (3.46 to 3.62) .../4., Mar 24
The technicalities of banning a group, or an alias, or amending a listing are discussed at 3.1 to 3.10.../3, Mar 24
What is the full legal effect of banning a terrorist group? My detailed analysis of the 'proscription footprint' is at 3.17 to 3.44.../2, Mar 24

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