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• MI5 F Branch
  ...be of great value in particular to the Department of Employment and to the Government generally in the field of industrial disputes.<ref>Christopher Andrew, Defe According to [[Christopher Andrew]], MI5 was unable to provide the Government with a full intelligence picture during the 1972 miner's strike, because it
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• Terrorism Act 2000
  {{Template:Counter-Terrorism Portal badge}} :::(b) the use or threat is designed to influence the government [or an international governmental organisation]<ref>Words in square bracket
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• Investigative Research
  ...re more likely to come up against refusals and to challenge them. Powerful organisations often attempt to limit access by a variety of techniques. These do not alw However, powerful organisations may allow social researchers access for a variety of reasons. Kevin William
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• Civil Contingencies Secretariat
  {{Template:Counter-Terrorism Portal badge}} ...e rather chilling website branding of '[[UK Resilience]]', this network of organisations also works closely with the [[Special Branch]] and [[MI5]]. They tap straig
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• Reut Institute
  ...self as a "non-partisan Zionist organisation that provides its work to the government of Israel pro bono".<ref>[http://reut-institute.org/Data/uploads/video/reut ...e: FAQs], Reut Institute, accessed 28 May 2012.</ref> It works for Israeli government agencies free of charge and states that its shortest project, commissioned
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• Horizon Scanning and Response Team
  {{Template:Counter-Terrorism Portal badge}} ...tacts, it will share and discuss the indications with relevant partners in Government Departments and elsewhere. Together we aim to reach a view of the potential
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• Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
  {{Template:Counter-Terrorism Portal badge}} ...gdom's Strategy for Countering International Terrorism] March 2009, '''HM Government''', p.75 - accessed 15.03.2010.</ref>
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• Community Leadership Fund
  {{Template:Counter-Terrorism Portal badge}} '''The Community Leadership Fund''' (CLF) is a funding channel used by the UK government to directly fund local partners in delivering the [[Preventing Violent Extr
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• Counter-Terrorism organisation format
  {{Template:Counter-Terrorism Portal badge}} [[Category:Counter-Terrorism: Government organisations]]
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• Oxfam America
  ...Oxfam America on its Stance on Biotechnology], Oakland Institute and other organisations, 12 April 2010, acc on GMWatch website 13 Apr 2010</ref> ...industry, which has been using ‘revolving doors’ with Foundations and Government Agencies, to erase obstacles and reach its current leading position on the
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• Battle of Ideas
  *[[Dave Clements]] - adviser to local government; blogger, Guardian, Huffington Post; convenor, IoI Social Policy Forum. *Professor [[John Seddon]] - leader of the Vanguard organisations; visiting professor, Hull University Business School
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• John Hayes
  ...for Transport]] in July 2014.<ref name="No10reshuffle">[https://www.gov.uk/government/news/ministerial-appointments-july-2014 Ministerial appointments: July 2014 ...Office]] Science and small and medium enterprise.<ref>[https://www.gov.uk/government/people/john-hayes John Hayes Profile]Gov.UK, accessed 25 September 2015.</r
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• Hugh Mooney
  ...from the Bloody Sunday Inquiry report showing Northern Ireland Information organisations in January 1972 - Note the acknowledgement of the role role of [[Hugh Moone ...propaganda and during 1971, I started to visit Northern Ireland, where the Government of the Irish Republic had financed pro-republican propaganda.<ref name="Moo
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• The Spittoon
  ...int do any of the posts in the sample criticise the actions of the Israeli Government. The fact of the Israeli occupation of Gaza and the West Bank is only menti ...ion, the Spittoon attack ominously added: 'Have the British government’s counter-terrorism’s boffins done their due diligence on City Circle and its extremist conne
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• The Quilliam Foundation and the Media
  ...hers. For the Mail, Quilliam is perceived of and presented as part of the government's counter terrorism operations, and any questioning and skepticism of its r ...gless: Excessive surveillance of Muslims undermines a central component of counter-terrorism work, Arun Kundnani.</ref>
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• Civitas and the Media
  ...ws: a community. To be a citizen, you had to live in a Civitas, a form of government based on the sovereignty of (some) the people. The papers, therefore, migh ...nal family values are extending their influence." This sets out a list of organisations:
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• Neoconservative Chronology 2006
  ...]] calls for a war of ideas against political Islam: "During the Cold War, organisations such as the [[Information Research Department]] of the Foreign Office would ...]], is strongly critical of Foreign Office adviser [[Mockbul Ali]] and the Government's relationship with the [[Muslim Council of Britain]].
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• Neoconservatives on Northern Ireland
  ...with the Mitchell Commission plan during the very last phase of the Barak government in 2000-2001." Godson nevertheless deprecated what he called the "internati ::it is hard to answer in the negative when the British Government when asks rhetorically, ‘is Northern Ireland not a better place today tha
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• Secret Society
  * In Time Of Crisis: Government Emergency Powers ...it exposed miscellaneous secret groups operating invisibly inside British government.
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• Neoconservatives in Europe
  ...the [[House Unamerican Activities Commitee]], [[George Mandel]] monitored Government appointments for communist party sympathisers. As an outlet, Lovestone empl ...o an adversarial position, when there was no intelligence agency, when the government was still halfheartedly attempting accommodation with the Russians, the AFL
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