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… for people to be alert is more important than ever. Counter Terrorism Policing needs your help to share its winter … and report anything that doesn’t feel right. Whilst the terrorism threat level remains at ‘substantial’, which means … or terrorist intent. “With that in mind, our Counter Terrorism Units across the country are reviewing their …
… CTSAs can deliver a choice of counter terrorism awareness packages tailored to different levels of … all job types, to raise staff awareness of current counter terrorism considerations. The following modules are available: Introduction to counter terrorism Current threat Identifying and responding to …
… The public will be better protected from terrorism under new laws requiring many public venues to … public safety, help protect staff and the public from terrorism and ensure we learn the lessons from the terrible … to deliver this important legislation. Head of Counter Terrorism Policing, Matt Jukes, said: Through Martyn’s Law …
… material? Or shares or creates content that glorifies terrorism?   have you noticed somebody promoting hateful … or heard something that could potentially be related to terrorism, trust your instincts and report it. Your actions … from the public help the police keep communities safe from terrorism. … …   What happens when I contact the police? …
… terror threat hasn’t gone away. The threat to the UK from terrorism is substantial, which means an attack is likely. … to encourage them to promote the campaign; our counter terrorism security advisors (CTSAs) are working with … social media channels, using the hashtag #CommunitiesDefeatTerrorism Creating internal communications via emailers, …
… terror threat hasn’t gone away. The threat to the UK from terrorism is substantial, meaning an attack is likely.  The … builds on many years of award winning Action Counters Terrorism (ACT) campaigns.  The campaign aims to:  Make the … public aware of how we can all play our part in defeating terrorism Increase confidence in reporting something that …
… the UK motivated by Left-Wing, Anarchist and Single-Issue Terrorism (LASIT) ideology is unlikely. Although Islamist … attacks is unclear, they all appear to have been treated as terrorism. Nevertheless, because of different legislation in the various jurisdictions, they may not all reach the terrorism threshold in the UK. Below are some recent …
… facing organisations; from left and extreme right wing terrorism to cyber crime and hacktivism.   For more …
… man from Cheltenham has been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences. … The man has been arrested on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of terrorism contrary to Section 41 of the Terrorism Act (2000), as well as on suspicion of preparing …
… What is CBRN Terrorism? CBRN terrorism is the term used to describe the terrorist use (or … a variety of ways when inhaled, ingested or absorbed. CBRN terrorism does not include any state use of CBRN materials, …