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Peter Salmon: Redirected page to National Domestic Extremism and Disorder Intelligence Unit

2016-08-21T15:50:37Z

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Eveline at 20:58, 25 February 2016

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Bristol Chris at 03:07, 25 December 2015

2015-12-25T03:07:26Z

Bristol Chris: Fleshed out Greany bit, can be moved later as his page comes into being.

2015-12-25T03:06:28Z

Fleshed out Greany bit, can be moved later as his page comes into being.

Bristol Chris at 02:54, 25 December 2015

2015-12-25T02:54:50Z

Bristol Chris: Clarification of Greany's current status

2015-12-25T02:53:41Z

Clarification of Greany's current status

Peter Salmon at 23:04, 4 February 2015

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{{Police_Unit_sidebar|Series=Undercover Police Units|Name=National Domestic Extremism and Disorder Unit (NDEDIU)|Alias=none|Parents=[[Counter-Terrorism Command]] (SO15)|SubUnits=Protest and Disorder Intelligence Unit, Domestic Extremism Intelligence Unit|Targets=[[Domestic Extremism]]|Dates=2013 to present}}

'''This article is a stub. For a full account and references please visit the main page at [[National Domestic Extremism Unit]]. See also [[National Domestic Extremism Unit:_organisational history|National Domestic Extremism Unit (organisational history)]] and [[National Domestic Extremism Unit:_activities|National Domestic Extremism Unit (activities)]].'''

The National Domestic Extremism and Disorder Unit (NDEDIU) is the latest name for the national police unit which carries out intelligence gathering and set out strategy on [[Domestic Extremism|domestic extremism]]. The name was changed from National Domestic Extremism Unit (NDEU) on 1 May 2013. The NDEU had been created in 2011 following a merger of the three domestic extremism units under the National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism – the [[National Domestic Extremism Team]], [[National Extremism Tactical Coordination Unit]] and the [[National Public Order Intelligence Unit]] (NPOIU).

The NPOIU had been responsible for running undercover police officers such as [[Mark Kennedy]], [[Lynn Watson (alias)|Lynn Watson]] and [[Marco Jacobs (alias)|Marco Jacobs]], but had been stripped of its operational powers at the time of the merger following the scandal around Kennedy's exposure. It was also responsible for the [[National Domestic Extremism Database]] which gathered details on protestors as part of a the wider [[National Special Branch Information System]], a function passed to the NDEDIU where it remains.

The head of the NDEDIU retains the old title of National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism, at the rank of Detective Chief Superintendent. It has been headed by [[Chris Greany]] (March 2012 to September 2014), but the position was still vacant in December 2014.

* ''See also [[National Domestic Extremism Unit (officers)]]''

In May 2013, the NDEDIU was split into two units:
:: a) Protest and Disorder Intelligence Unit. This unit collates and provides strategic analysis relating to protest and disorder across the UK; and

:: b) Domestic Extremism Intelligence Unit. This unit provides strategic analysis of domestic extremism intelligence within the UK and overseas.

In 2013, [[Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations]], [[Cressida Dick]], who division included Counter Terrorism Command, thus overseeing the NDEDIU by that stage, wrote to the Home Affairs Committee to say:
: ...we remain cognisant of the threat from individuals who engage in terrorist activity in the name of Extreme Right or Left wing views or other ideologies. The National Domestic Extremism and Disorder Intelligence Unit (NDEDIU) sets the national strategic direction for understanding extremist threats to the UK. It has a wide range of international partners which it works with, particularly law enforcement and security agencies in Europe. Furthermore it enables us to understand and respond more effectively to the nexus of terrorism and hate crime. For this reason Domestic Extremism policing remains an integral part of CT and wider law enforcement activity.

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−	~~The~~ National Domestic Extremism and Disorder Unit (NDEDIU) is the latest name for the national police unit which carries out intelligence gathering and set out strategy on [[Domestic Extremism\|domestic extremism]]. The name was changed from National Domestic Extremism Unit (NDEU) on 1 May 2013. The NDEU had been created in 2011 following a merger of the three domestic extremism units under the National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism – the [[National Domestic Extremism Team]], [[National Extremism Tactical Coordination Unit]] and the [[National Public Order Intelligence Unit]] ~~(NPOIU).~~
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−	The NPOIU had been responsible for running undercover police officers such as [[Mark Kennedy]], [[Lynn Watson (alias)\|Lynn Watson]] and [[Marco Jacobs (alias)\|Marco Jacobs]], but had been stripped of its operational powers at the time of the merger following the scandal around Kennedy's exposure. It was also responsible for the [[National Domestic Extremism Database]] which gathered details on protestors as part of a the wider [[National Special Branch Information System]], a function passed to the NDEDIU where it remains.
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−	The head of the NDEDIU retains the old title of National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism, at the rank of Detective Chief Superintendent. From March 2012 it was headed by [[Chris Greany]], but the position has remained vacant since his promotion to Commander and departure in September 2014 to join the National Police Coordination Centre.<ref>[http://www.npcc.police.uk/NationalPolicing/NPoCC/Team.aspx ‘NPoCC Team - Commander Chris Greany’], National Police Coordination Centre website, September 2014 (accessed February 2016).</ref>
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−	* ''See also [[National Domestic Extremism Unit:_officers\|National Domestic Extremism Unit (officers)]]''
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−	~~In May 2013, the NDEDIU was split into two units:~~
−	~~:: a) Protest and Disorder Intelligence Unit. This unit collates and provides strategic analysis relating to protest and disorder across the UK; and~~
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−	~~:: b) Domestic Extremism Intelligence Unit. This unit provides strategic analysis of domestic extremism intelligence within the UK and overseas.~~
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−	In 2013, [[Assistant Commissioner for Specialist Operations]], [[Cressida Dick]], who division included Counter Terrorism Command, thus overseeing the NDEDIU by that stage, wrote to the Home Affairs Committee to say:
−	: ...we remain cognisant of the threat from individuals who engage in terrorist activity in the name of Extreme Right or Left wing views or other ideologies. The National Domestic Extremism and Disorder Intelligence Unit (NDEDIU) sets the national strategic direction for understanding extremist threats to the UK. It has a wide range of international partners which it works with, particularly law enforcement and security agencies in Europe. Furthermore it enables us to understand and respond more effectively to the nexus of terrorism and hate crime. For this reason Domestic Extremism policing remains an integral part of CT and wider law enforcement activity.
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 The NPOIU had been responsible for running undercover police officers such as [[Mark Kennedy]],  [[Lynn Watson (alias)|Lynn Watson]] and [[Marco Jacobs (alias)|Marco Jacobs]], but had been stripped of its operational powers at the time of the merger following the scandal around Kennedy's exposure. It was also responsible for the [[National Domestic Extremism Database]] which gathered details on protestors as part of a the wider [[National Special Branch Information System]], a function passed to the NDEDIU where it remains.
-The head of the NDEDIU retains the old title of National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism, at the rank of  Detective Chief Superintendent. From March 2012 it was headed by [[Chris Greany]], but the position has remained vacant since his promotion to Commander and departure in September 2014 to join the National Police Coordination Centre.<ref>[http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:lXOFqqNfo08J:www.npcc.police.uk/NationalPolicing/NPoCC/Team.aspx+&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk ‘NPoCC Team - Commander Chris Greany’], National Police Coordination Centre website, September 2014 (accessed via Google Cache 25 December 2015).</ref> (Greany subsequently moved sideways to the City of London Police force and was also appointed National Coordinator for Economic Crime.<ref>‘Commander - Economic Crime’, City of London Police website, November 2015 (accessed 25 December 2015).)</ref>
+The head of the NDEDIU retains the old title of National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism, at the rank of  Detective Chief Superintendent. From March 2012 it was headed by [[Chris Greany]], but the position has remained vacant since his promotion to Commander and departure in September 2014 to join the National Police Coordination Centre.<ref>[http://www.npcc.police.uk/NationalPolicing/NPoCC/Team.aspx ‘NPoCC Team - Commander Chris Greany’], National Police Coordination Centre website, September 2014 (accessed February 2016).</ref>
 * ''See also [[National Domestic Extremism Unit:_officers|National Domestic Extremism Unit (officers)]]''

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 The NPOIU had been responsible for running undercover police officers such as [[Mark Kennedy]],  [[Lynn Watson (alias)|Lynn Watson]] and [[Marco Jacobs (alias)|Marco Jacobs]], but had been stripped of its operational powers at the time of the merger following the scandal around Kennedy's exposure. It was also responsible for the [[National Domestic Extremism Database]] which gathered details on protestors as part of a the wider [[National Special Branch Information System]], a function passed to the NDEDIU where it remains.
-The head of the NDEDIU retains the old title of National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism, at the rank of  Detective Chief Superintendent. From March 2012 it was headed by [[Chris Greany]], but the position has remained vacant since his promotion to Commander and departure in September 2014 to join the National Police Coordination Centre.<ref>[http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:lXOFqqNfo08J:www.npcc.police.uk/NationalPolicing/NPoCC/Team.aspx+&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk ‘NPoCC Team - Commander Chris Greany’], NPoCC website, September 2014 (accessed via Google Cache 25 December 2015).</ref> (Greany subsequently moved sideways to the City of London Police force and was also appointed National Coordinator for Economic Crime.<ref>‘Commander - Economic Crime’, City of London Police website, November 2015 (accessed 25 December 2015).)</ref>
+The head of the NDEDIU retains the old title of National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism, at the rank of  Detective Chief Superintendent. From March 2012 it was headed by [[Chris Greany]], but the position has remained vacant since his promotion to Commander and departure in September 2014 to join the National Police Coordination Centre.<ref>[http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:lXOFqqNfo08J:www.npcc.police.uk/NationalPolicing/NPoCC/Team.aspx+&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk ‘NPoCC Team - Commander Chris Greany’], National Police Coordination Centre website, September 2014 (accessed via Google Cache 25 December 2015).</ref> (Greany subsequently moved sideways to the City of London Police force and was also appointed National Coordinator for Economic Crime.<ref>‘Commander - Economic Crime’, City of London Police website, November 2015 (accessed 25 December 2015).)</ref>
 * ''See also [[National Domestic Extremism Unit:_officers|National Domestic Extremism Unit (officers)]]''

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 '''This article is a stub. For a full account and references please visit the main page at [[National Domestic Extremism Unit]]. See also [[National Domestic Extremism Unit:_organisational history|National Domestic Extremism Unit (organisational history)]] and [[National Domestic Extremism Unit:_activities|National Domestic Extremism Unit (activities)]].'''
-The National Domestic Extremism and Disorder Unit (NDEDIU) is the latest name for the national police unit which carries out intelligence gathering and set out strategy on [[Domestic Extremism|domestic extremism]]. The name was changed from National Domestic Extremism Unit (NDEU) on 1 May 2013. The NDEU had been created in 2011 following a merger of the three domestic extremism units under the National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism – the [[National Domestic Extremism Team]], [[National Extremism Tactical Coordination Unit]] and the [[National Public Order Intelligence Unit]] (NPOIU).<ref>‘Commander - Economic Crime’, City of London Police website, xxx (accessed 25 December 2015).</ref>
+The National Domestic Extremism and Disorder Unit (NDEDIU) is the latest name for the national police unit which carries out intelligence gathering and set out strategy on [[Domestic Extremism|domestic extremism]]. The name was changed from National Domestic Extremism Unit (NDEU) on 1 May 2013. The NDEU had been created in 2011 following a merger of the three domestic extremism units under the National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism – the [[National Domestic Extremism Team]], [[National Extremism Tactical Coordination Unit]] and the [[National Public Order Intelligence Unit]] (NPOIU).
 The NPOIU had been responsible for running undercover police officers such as [[Mark Kennedy]],  [[Lynn Watson (alias)|Lynn Watson]] and [[Marco Jacobs (alias)|Marco Jacobs]], but had been stripped of its operational powers at the time of the merger following the scandal around Kennedy's exposure. It was also responsible for the [[National Domestic Extremism Database]] which gathered details on protestors as part of a the wider [[National Special Branch Information System]], a function passed to the NDEDIU where it remains.
-The head of the NDEDIU retains the old title of National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism, at the rank of  Detective Chief Superintendent. From March 2012 it was headed by [[Chris Greany]], but the position has remained vacant since his departure in September 2014 to the City of London Police force upon his promotion to Commander appointment as National Coordinator for Economic Crime.
+The head of the NDEDIU retains the old title of National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism, at the rank of  Detective Chief Superintendent. From March 2012 it was headed by [[Chris Greany]], but the position has remained vacant since his promotion to Commander and departure in September 2014 to join the National Police Coordination Centre.<ref>[http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:lXOFqqNfo08J:www.npcc.police.uk/NationalPolicing/NPoCC/Team.aspx+&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk ‘NPoCC Team - Commander Chris Greany’], NPoCC website, September 2014 (accessed via Google Cache 25 December 2015).</ref> (Greany subsequently moved sideways to the City of London Police force and was also appointed National Coordinator for Economic Crime.<ref>‘Commander - Economic Crime’, City of London Police website, November 2015 (accessed 25 December 2015).)</ref>
 * ''See also [[National Domestic Extremism Unit:_officers|National Domestic Extremism Unit (officers)]]''

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	: ...we remain cognisant of the threat from individuals who engage in terrorist activity in the name of Extreme Right or Left wing views or other ideologies. The National Domestic Extremism and Disorder Intelligence Unit (NDEDIU) sets the national strategic direction for understanding extremist threats to the UK. It has a wide range of international partners which it works with, particularly law enforcement and security agencies in Europe. Furthermore it enables us to understand and respond more effectively to the nexus of terrorism and hate crime. For this reason Domestic Extremism policing remains an integral part of CT and wider law enforcement activity.		: ...we remain cognisant of the threat from individuals who engage in terrorist activity in the name of Extreme Right or Left wing views or other ideologies. The National Domestic Extremism and Disorder Intelligence Unit (NDEDIU) sets the national strategic direction for understanding extremist threats to the UK. It has a wide range of international partners which it works with, particularly law enforcement and security agencies in Europe. Furthermore it enables us to understand and respond more effectively to the nexus of terrorism and hate crime. For this reason Domestic Extremism policing remains an integral part of CT and wider law enforcement activity.

		+	==Notes==
	<references/>		<references/>

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 The head of the NDEDIU retains the old title of National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism, at the rank of  Detective Chief Superintendent. It has been headed by [[Chris Greany]] (March 2012 to September 2014), but the position was still vacant in December 2014.
-* ''See also [[National Domestic Extremism Unit (officers)]]''
+* ''See also [[National Domestic Extremism Unit:_officers|National Domestic Extremism Unit (officers)]]''
 In May 2013, the NDEDIU was split into two units: