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UK: Series of government reports on Intelligence and Security and National Security Strategy

01 April 2010

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Series of government reports on Intelligence and Security and National Security Strategy:

- Intelligence and Security Committee: Annual Report 2009–2010 (pdf)
- Intelligence and Security Committee: Annual Report 2008–2009 (also only just issued, pdf)
- CONTEST: Pursue Prevent Protect Prepare The United Kingdom’s Strategy for Countering International Terrorism: Annual report (pdf)
- National Risk Register of Civil Emergencies 2010 edition (pdf)
- Statement on National Security strategy (pdf)
- National Security Strategy: Memorandum from the Cabinet Office (pdf)

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