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  • ...nside|David Wilson Boyd Burnside]] MLA (born 24 August 1951) is a Northern Ireland politician, professional spin doctor and far right networker. He was Ulster ...nt that [[Sinn Féin]] should not be allowed to serve in the power-sharing government.
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  • ...discount clothing retailer, [[Primark]] ([[Penneys]] in the [[Republic of Ireland]]). Current brands of ABF subsidiaries include Allison, Sunblest and Kingsm ...ts Supermarkets|Stewarts Supermarkets Ltd]] and Crazy Prices in [[Northern Ireland]], the [[Stewarts Winebarrel]] off-licence chain, [[Lifestyle Sports|Lifest
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  • Armagh (Northern Ireland). During his military career, John quickly built up wealth of Operational of courses and liaison with foreign government's security agencies and maintaining liaison between security
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  • ...egy and building national resilience (“homeland security”). He was the Government’s chief crisis manager for civil contingencies. Omand has spent much of h ...ff: Commissioned into The Green Howards in 1971. He has served in Northern Ireland, Cyprus and Germany and commanded the Battalion in the Airmobile role from
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  • ...p]] the largest all party group in Westminster and a member the [[Northern Ireland Affairs Select Committee]], since July 2004. He also is a paid columnist f ...30 May 2007, to Syria as a member of a UK parliamentary delegation to meet government ministers, parliamentarians and business leaders. Flights, hospitality and
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  • :Decter said the idea for the CFW originated at an Israeli government-sponsored conference on terrorism in 1979. Her husband, Norman Podhoretz,al ...tion of consistent patterns in its relationships with political elites and government agencies in both conflict and collaboration with state institutions. In the
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  • {{Template:Northern Ireland badge}} {{Template:Propaganda badge}} [[Image:Chap181.jpg|600px|thumb|right|Information organisations in Northern Ireland in January 1972]]
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  • ...Irish unity, national identity, party affiliations, violence, and British Government policy * 'Northern Ireland: Coming Out of Conflict?' in Civil Wars 2.2 (1999)
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  • ...of terrorism from David Miller (1994), ''Don't Mention the War : Northern Ireland, Propaganda and the Media'' London: Pluto, p. 250-253, reproduced with perm *Elliot, Philip (1977) 'Reporting Northern Ireland: A Study of News in Britain, Ulster and the Irish Republic', in in UNESCO (
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  • ...itain's Long War.jpg|thumb|120px|right|Neumann's 2003 book on the Northern Ireland Conflict, ''Britain's Long War'']] ...ests, the book explored the strategy of the British Government in Northern Ireland from its intervention in 1969 to the Belfast Agreement in 1998. Publishing
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  • ...o observe the evidence of the military witnesses. His interest in Northern Ireland, and the Bloody Sunday Inquiry in particular, is the basis for a new book d ...in 2003, the Saville Inquiry into the Bloody Sunday shootings in Northern Ireland in 1972 questioned men who were serving in the intelligence services at the
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  • ...text-align:left; color:#000; padding:0.2em 0.4em;">Welcome to the Northern Ireland Portal on Powerbase </h2> Northern Ireland was established in 1921, consisting of the six North-eastern counties which
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  • ...for profit organisation that builds understanding and co-operation between government and business with the aim of achieving better informed policy and regulatio Chief Executive, [[Local Government Association]] |
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  • ...background in forensic psychology and has worked both in academia and for government. Professor Silke has published extensively on issues to do with terrorism, ...Fellow of the University of Leicester . His work has taken him to Northern Ireland, the Middle East and Latin America.<ref>http://www.uel.ac.uk/law/staff/andr
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  • ...e led the voluntary sector team in negotiating the Compact between central government and the voluntary sector, and was its co-signatory with the Home Secretary.
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  • :Government Procurement Report :Government Video
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  • ...ong Britain in an Age of Uncertainty: The National Security Strategy"], UK Government website, October 2010</ref> cites cyber attacks, inter-state conflict, and ...tober 2010, accessed on 19 December 2010</ref> ultimately shows that the "government has decided that Britain will still strive to remain a global player"<ref n
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  • ::Born in Ireland in 1949, Crooke was brought up in Africa, mainly on a farm near Harare in w ...es that he has 'direct experience of conflict over a period of 30 years in Ireland, South Africa, Namibia, Afghanistan, Cambodia and Colombia.' <ref>[http://c
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  • Once a new Government has been formed MI5 briefs the incoming Prime Minister on any Ministerial a *[[Director and Co-ordinator of Intelligence (Northern Ireland)]]
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