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[[Mark Rowley]] is the former Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations (ACSO) in the Metropolitan Police Service, a post in which he was responsible for UK Counter Terrorism policing.<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>

Rowley graduating from St Catharine’s College, Cambridge, before beginning his policing career with [[West Midlands Police]] in 1987. He was Chief Constable of Surrey for four years.<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>

Rowley joined the MPS as an Assistant Commissioner in December 2011. He was awarded the Queen’s Police Medal in the same year.<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>

in June 2014, Rowley was appointed former Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations (ACSO) in the [[Metropolitan Police Service]].<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>

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-[[Mark Rowley]] is the former Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations (ACSO) in the Metropolitan Police Service, a post in which he was responsible for UK Counter Terrorism policing.<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>
+[[Mark Rowley]] is the former Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations (ACSO) in the Metropolitan Police Service, a post in which he was responsible for UK Counter Terrorism policing.<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUSI, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>
-Rowley graduating from St Catharine’s College, Cambridge, before beginning his policing career with [[West Midlands Police]] in 1987. He was Chief Constable of Surrey for four years.<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>
+Rowley graduating from St Catharine’s College, Cambridge, before beginning his policing career with [[West Midlands Police]] in 1987. He was Chief Constable of Surrey for four years.<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUSI, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>
-Rowley joined the MPS as an Assistant Commissioner in December 2011. He was awarded the Queen’s Police Medal in the same year.<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>
+Rowley joined the MPS as an Assistant Commissioner in December 2011. He was awarded the Queen’s Police Medal in the same year.<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUSI, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>
-In June 2014, Rowley was appointed former Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations (ACSO) in the [[Metropolitan Police Service]].<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>
+In June 2014, Rowley was appointed former Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations (ACSO) in the [[Metropolitan Police Service]].<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUSI, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>
 Rowley was due to speak at the launch of the [[Henry Jackson Society]] report '"Islamist Terrorism: Analysis of Offences and Attacks in the UK' in March 2017, but did not ultimately attend.<ref>Simon Hooper, Alex McDonald, [http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/police-chief-fails-appear-henry-jackson-society-panel-after-criticism-1594113197 Police chief snubs 'Islamist terrorism' event after criticism], ''Middle East Eye'', 2 March 2018.</ref> Middle East Eye subsequently reported that Rowley had met with [[Hannah Stuart]] and [[Katie Parret]] of HJS the previous month, but withdrew from the event after it was confirmed that [[Alan Mendoza]] and [[Douglas Murray]] would be present.<ref>Simon Hooper, [http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/exclusive-mark-rowley-police-henry-jackson-society-852933099 EXCLUSIVE: How police counter-terror chief was courted by 'Islamophobic' think tank], ''Middle East Eye'', 2 March 2018.</ref>

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 In June 2014, Rowley was appointed former Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations (ACSO) in the [[Metropolitan Police Service]].<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>
-Rowley was due to speak at the launch of the [[Henry Jackson Society]] report '"Islamist Terrorism: Analysis of Offences and Attacks in the UK' in March 2017, but did not ultimately attend.<ref>Simon Hooper, Alex McDonald, [http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/police-chief-fails-appear-henry-jackson-society-panel-after-criticism-1594113197 Police chief snubs 'Islamist terrorism' event after criticism], ''Middle East Eye'', 2 March 2018.</ref> ''Middle East Eye subsequently reported that Rowley had met with [[Hannah Stuart]] and [[Katie Parret]] of HJS the previous month, but withdrew from the event after it was confirmed that [[Alan Mendoza]] and [[Douglas Murray]] would be present.<ref>Simon Hooper, [http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/exclusive-mark-rowley-police-henry-jackson-society-852933099 EXCLUSIVE: How police counter-terror chief was courted by 'Islamophobic' think tank], ''Middle East Eye'', 2 March 2018.</ref>
+Rowley was due to speak at the launch of the [[Henry Jackson Society]] report '"Islamist Terrorism: Analysis of Offences and Attacks in the UK' in March 2017, but did not ultimately attend.<ref>Simon Hooper, Alex McDonald, [http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/police-chief-fails-appear-henry-jackson-society-panel-after-criticism-1594113197 Police chief snubs 'Islamist terrorism' event after criticism], ''Middle East Eye'', 2 March 2018.</ref> Middle East Eye subsequently reported that Rowley had met with [[Hannah Stuart]] and [[Katie Parret]] of HJS the previous month, but withdrew from the event after it was confirmed that [[Alan Mendoza]] and [[Douglas Murray]] would be present.<ref>Simon Hooper, [http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/exclusive-mark-rowley-police-henry-jackson-society-852933099 EXCLUSIVE: How police counter-terror chief was courted by 'Islamophobic' think tank], ''Middle East Eye'', 2 March 2018.</ref>
 Rowley announced his retirement from this position in January 2018.<ref>Harry Cockburn, [http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/mark-rowley-resigns-met-police-counter-terrorism-commissioner-a8150131.html Mark Rowley resigns: Met Police's head of counter-terrorism steps down], ''Independent'', 9 January 2018.</ref>

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 Rowley joined the MPS as an Assistant Commissioner in December 2011. He was awarded the Queen’s Police Medal in the same year.<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>
-In June 2014, Rowley was appointed former Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations (ACSO) in the [[Metropolitan Police Service]].<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref> He announced his retirement from this position in January 2018.<ref>Harry Cockburn, [http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/mark-rowley-resigns-met-police-counter-terrorism-commissioner-a8150131.html Mark Rowley resigns: Met Police's head of counter-terrorism steps down], ''Independent'', 9 January 2018.</ref>
+In June 2014, Rowley was appointed former Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations (ACSO) in the [[Metropolitan Police Service]].<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>
 In February 2018, he gave the Colin Cramphorn Memorial Lecture at Policy Exchange. His speech criticised 'so-called representative bodies' which he said 'speak out in such a way to create and exploit grievances and isolation, by: being equivocal in condemning acts of terrorism; undermining efforts to safeguard the young and vulnerable from radicalisation, and spreading disinformation about national security and foreign policy.<ref>[https://policyexchange.org.uk/pxevents/the-colin-cramphorn-memorial-lecture-by-mark-rowley/ Extremism and Terrorism: The need for a whole society response], Policy Exchange, 26 February 2018.</ref>

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 In June 2014, Rowley was appointed former Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations (ACSO) in the [[Metropolitan Police Service]].<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref> He announced his retirement from this position in January 2018.<ref>Harry Cockburn, [http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/mark-rowley-resigns-met-police-counter-terrorism-commissioner-a8150131.html Mark Rowley resigns: Met Police's head of counter-terrorism steps down], ''Independent'', 9 January 2018.</ref>
-In February 2018, he gave the Colin Cramphorn Memorial Lecture at Policy Exchange. his speech criticised 'so-called representative bodies' which he said 'speak out in such a way to create and exploit grievances and isolation, by: being equivocal in condemning acts of terrorism; undermining efforts to safeguard the young and vulnerable from radicalisation, and spreading disinformation about national security and foreign policy.<ref>[https://policyexchange.org.uk/pxevents/the-colin-cramphorn-memorial-lecture-by-mark-rowley/ Extremism and Terrorism: The need for a whole society response], Policy Exchange, 26 February 2018.</ref>
+In February 2018, he gave the Colin Cramphorn Memorial Lecture at Policy Exchange. His speech criticised 'so-called representative bodies' which he said 'speak out in such a way to create and exploit grievances and isolation, by: being equivocal in condemning acts of terrorism; undermining efforts to safeguard the young and vulnerable from radicalisation, and spreading disinformation about national security and foreign policy.<ref>[https://policyexchange.org.uk/pxevents/the-colin-cramphorn-memorial-lecture-by-mark-rowley/ Extremism and Terrorism: The need for a whole society response], Policy Exchange, 26 February 2018.</ref>
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 Rowley joined the MPS as an Assistant Commissioner in December 2011. He was awarded the Queen’s Police Medal in the same year.<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref>
-in June 2014, Rowley was appointed former Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations (ACSO) in the [[Metropolitan Police Service]].<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref> He announced his retirement from this position in January 2018.<ref>Harry Cockburn, [http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/mark-rowley-resigns-met-police-counter-terrorism-commissioner-a8150131.html Mark Rowley resigns: Met Police's head of counter-terrorism steps down], ''Independent'', 9 January 2018.</ref>
+In June 2014, Rowley was appointed former Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations (ACSO) in the [[Metropolitan Police Service]].<ref name="RuSIBio">[https://rusi.org/mark-rowley Mark Rowley], RUS, accessed 4 March 2018.</ref> He announced his retirement from this position in January 2018.<ref>Harry Cockburn, [http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/mark-rowley-resigns-met-police-counter-terrorism-commissioner-a8150131.html Mark Rowley resigns: Met Police's head of counter-terrorism steps down], ''Independent'', 9 January 2018.</ref>
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