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Bombproof Britain: Brown unveils
massive security crackdown to counter terror threat
Benedict Mander
Financial
Times
Wednesday November 14, 2007
Airports, train station and power plants will be
given major refits to cut threats from terroists, Gordon Brown
will announce today.
Cinemas and restaurants will also be told to beef up security
against possible terror attacks.
And schools and hospitals are to be issued with new advice about
protecting patients, children and staff.
The Prime Minister makes his annual security statement today
- and he is expected to make chilling warnings about the threat
of terror that is facing Britain.
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Writing in today's Sun newspaper, he said: "Terrorism can
hit us anywhere from any place."
Some of the report contains such sensitive information that it
will not be made public.
The new measures have been devised after the results of two major
security reviews were analysed.
Full
article here.
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