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Tag Archives: spycops
Secret report confirms Ricky Tomlinson’s allegation that police colluded in blacklisting
In August 2016, actor Ricky Tomlinson claimed that Special Branch police were involved in blacklisting him and other workers. The Canary has seen a previously unpublished report on such allegations. And its damning conclusions back up Tomlinson’s claim. The report … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Intelligence
Tagged blacklisting, Consulting Association, Economic League, Ricky Tomlinson, SDS, Special Branch, spycops
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Did these spycops’ supervisors know about Mark Kennedy’s sexual abuse of activists?
The Metropolitan Police admits that supervisors of former undercover police officer Mark Kennedy, who used the name Mark Stone, knew about his sexual abuse of women activists. But the Met refuses to disclose the names of those supervisors. However, The Canary has … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Intelligence, Resistance
Tagged Kate Wilson, Mark Kennedy, spycops, undercover policing
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Classic ‘spycops’ methods applied by US immigration agents, reveals secret manual
A leaked undercover operations training manual reveals how US agencies were authorised to carry out entrapment and other illegal activities against people who immigrated to the United States. These included forming long-term sexual liaisons with targets. To read more, click … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence, Refugees, Surveillance
Tagged Anduril, Caged Children, ICE, immigrants, Nauru, Palantir, spycops, USA
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A police federation chair fails to mention local spycop when celebrating takedown of Lush posters
Liz Groom, Cambridgeshire Police Federation chair, tweeted her approval after the Lush shop in Peterborough took down its spycops display. But Groom failed to mention in her tweets that a previous representative of the same federation was spycop (undercover police officer), Andy Coles. … Continue reading
‘Spycop’ scandal hits new low with claim that officer exploited elderly activist as part of cover
An undercover police officer allegedly befriended an elderly activist as cover for intelligence-gathering. She was partially blind and deaf. The ‘spycop’ went on to head Special Branch. To read more, click here.
Czechmate: the real story behind the Jeremy Corbyn ‘spy’ hoax
As allegations broke in the Murdoch press that Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was a Soviet collaborator, one man was ready and waiting in the wings to help keep the story at the top of the news agenda for as long … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Intelligence, no category
Tagged Czechoslovakia, Guido Fawkes, Jeremy Corbyn, MI5, Paul Staines, spycops
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An inquiry just provided a glimpse into the British state’s secret war on political activists
The cover names of three police officers who spied on political activists have just been revealed by an inquiry into undercover policing. The three officers infiltrated high-profile campaigns at a time of great public anger. Inquiry documents and secret intelligence … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Government, Intelligence
Tagged anarchists, angry brigade, spycops, Troops Out Movement, Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
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Exposed: the staggering hypocrisy of a ‘spycop’ accused of sexually exploiting a teenager
Andy Coles, a former undercover police officer – or ‘spycop’ – who spied on political activists, was exposed earlier this year after it was reported he formed a relationship with a teenage girl as part of his operations cover. He … Continue reading
Resignation of ‘spycop’ accused of sexually exploiting teenage girl raises questions of accountability
Andrew Wallace Jardine Coles resigned on Monday 15 May 2017 from the senior post of Deputy Police Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, after his past was exposed by independent researchers. But that should not be the end of the story. … Continue reading
Challenge to political policing inquiry, as document confirms Irish police had ‘relationship’ with British ‘spycop’
The Canary has a copy of a letter that confirms the Garda (the Irish police service) had a “relationship” with British undercover police officer – or ‘spycop’ – Mark Kennedy. And the revelation increases pressure on the Pitchford inquiry into … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence, no category
Tagged Ireland, Mark Kennedy, Pitchford Inquiry, spycops, Undercover Policing Inquiry
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