Drugs Bust

Lord Moynihan, chairman of the British Olympic Association, is proposing a new law that would give police the right to search Olympic athletes’ rooms for performance-enhancing drugs.Whilst using performance enhancing drugs is outwith the rules of the O…

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Olympic Bugs

It seems that we may be taking one step further to becoming a police state. Emulating the Chinese, the police are studying Chinese surveillance tactics as they ready themselves for the 2012 London Olympics.One tactic being considered is the installatio…

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The Largest Security Operation Since WWII

The Olympics in 2012 is turning out to be a security nightmare, presenting the Home Office with the largest peacetime security operation since the Second World War.There will be up to 10,000 officers policing the event, this accounts for around 7% of a…

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Home Office Jeopardises Olympics Security

The Telegraph reports that police are concerned that the failure of the Home Office to deliver a £600M security plan (deadline last September, but postponed to some time in 2010) threatens the security of the 2012 London Olympics.Given the government’…

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