Lessons learned from terrorist investigation in the United Kingdom / Peter Clarke
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RUSI Journal Vol 151 No 2, April 2006, pp.22-26Summary: The Head of London's Metropolitan Police Anti-Terrorist Branch explains how modern international terrorism differs from that previously experienced in the UK, and how investigation and response has had to change to reflect this.
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The Head of London's Metropolitan Police Anti-Terrorist Branch explains how modern international terrorism differs from that previously experienced in the UK, and how investigation and response has had to change to reflect this.
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