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UK: G20 UNDEROVER AND COVERT POLICE: Met apologises over covert officers at G20: Britain's most senior public order police officer has admitted he had no idea that covert and plain clothes officers were present at the G20 demonstrations two years ago

01 January 2011

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UK: G20 UNDEROVER AND COVERT POLICE: Met apologises over covert officers at G20: Britain's most senior public order police officer has admitted he had no idea that covert and plain clothes officers were present at the G20 demonstrations two years ago (Daily Telegraph, link)

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