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Government publishes "Preparing for emergencies" leaflet (online and to be delivered to every household)

01 July 2004

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a. Main page (link)

b. The leaflet as large pdf files: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland (links)

c. How to spot a "terrorist" page (link) - which includes: "Are you suspicious about any tenants or guests? Have you seen anyone pay an unusual amount of attention to security measures at any location? [and] If you are a retailer, do you have any cause to be suspicious about anything being bought?

d. MI5 advice to businesses, which includes:"Consider random searching on entry and exit of staff in particularly sensitive areas, making allowance for the fact that this is intrusive and that staff need to appreciate the reasons for it."

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