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Police advice on terror attacks

West Midlands Police working to keep people safe.

5 June, 2017 in Emergency Services.

The bones of history: Palmyra, city of history and sand, in peril

A decade ago, Richard Lutz roamed the ruins of the ancient city of Palmyra. Today it is under threat from ISIS.

22 May, 2015 in Comment, Most recent, Politics, Travel.

‘You are not welcome’ message to extremists

Police, council and religious leaders speak ahead of Saturday’s English Defence League gathering in Birmingham.

15 July, 2013 in Birmingham, Police.

Minister backs police in bomb probe

Police are continuing with their investigation into the Tipton nail bomb.

14 July, 2013 in Most recent, Police, Sandwell.

Terror probe launched after Tipton explosion

“Serious harm” was the likely intention of Friday’s nail bomb.

12 July, 2013 in Most recent, Police, Sandwell.

UK foreign policy key to tackling extremism

Reyhana Patel dares to raise the possibility that UK foreign policy may be the real issue that’s ignored when tackling extremism in the UK

29 May, 2013 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

Obama: Droning On

The US will cut back on drone attacks. But innocent victims still are under fire, says Richard Lutz

24 May, 2013 in Comment, Most recent, Politics.

The economics of killing

Author Vijay Mehta, Chair of Uniting for Peace, is giving a talk on his book on 5th March 2013 at University of Warwick

22 February, 2013 in Books, Most recent, Warwick, What's on, Workshops.

Justice Tonight

Today marks the 38th anniversary of one of the saddest days in the city’s history, the Pub Bombings of 1974. Here the campaigning group Justice for the 21 talk about their quest to uncover the truth behind this atrocity.

21 November, 2012 in Birmingham, Local history, Police.

Recording conflict casualties: A vital effort that NATO must join

“Who is responsible for recording and documenting the names of the dead?”, asks NATO Watch director Ian Davis

26 October, 2012 in Most recent, Politics, United Kingdom.

To Babar Ahmad & Talha Ahsan – We Have Failed You

Last Friday, the European Court of Human Rights made its final decision that British citizens Babar Ahmad and Syed Talha Ahsan were to be extradited to the United States.

12 October, 2012 in Comment, Most recent, United Kingdom.

Justice delayed

Dave Woodhall on why the pub bombs inquiry should take place.

21 February, 2012 in Birmingham, Comment, Local history, Police.

Urban crisis workshop to discuss ‘very real’ security threats ahead of the 2012 Olympics

A one-day workshop will bring together world leaders in the field of emergency response to present and discuss new ways to manage urban-based crises and hazards.

5 November, 2011 in Coventry, Education, Emergency Services, Environment, NHS, Olympics, Police, Workshops.

Call for Independent ‘Lessons Learnt’ Inquiry into NATO Libyan Campaign

NATO Watch calls on the NATO Secretary General to establish an independent inquiry to evaluate Operation Unified Protector in its entirety

31 October, 2011 in Comment, Politics, Uncategorized.

Osama: The Questions Remain- Despite Cheryl Cole

Richard Lutz returns to a subject that our readers can’t ignore

27 May, 2011 in Comment, Most recent, Politics, Television, Uncategorized.

Obama 1-Osama 0: The US Gets Its Man

From Richard Lutz It’s safe to say that one of the major questions to arise from the Osama bin Laden death is: just what did the Pakistani military know or not know? The terrorist’s compound was within spitting distance of the national military academic, a place akin to Sandhurst. It was a compound with 15…

3 May, 2011 in Comment, Most recent, Politics, Television, Uncategorized.

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