Tag Archives: Undercover Policing Inquiry

Challenge to political policing inquiry, as document confirms Irish police had ‘relationship’ with British ‘spycop’

Posted on 18 April, 2017 by

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 →

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An army of snoopers is being trained, but it is not run by GCHQ

Posted on 4 January, 2017 by

  An army of spies is being trained across the British Isles. They are not ‘fifth columnists’ but the man in the pub, the woman on the bus, and even your fellow worker. A series of training modules, examined by The … Continue reading →

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There’s a spycop inside your computer – and it’s not a game!

Posted on 5 December, 2016 by

  Twenty-first century policing will see the cop disappear from the streets, only to reappear in your computer and smartphone. For the populace as a whole (and the police) this new reality presents new challenges. Britain’s police are now offered … Continue reading →

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