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2 December 2022

Counter Terrorism Policing North East is asking people to be their eyes and ears this Christmas, as cities, towns and villages across the region begin to celebrate the festive season.

5 November 2022

CTPSE have recovered evidence that indicates the attack at the immigration centre in Dover on Sunday 30 October was motivated by a terrorist ideology.

3 November 2022

Statement from Matt Jukes, Head of Counter Terrorism Policing on behalf of National Police Chiefs’ Council, Counter Terrorism Policing and the College of Policing

14 October 2022

Counter Terrorism Policing is proud to celebrate Black History Month, Metropolitan Police Commander Ade Adelekan writes about why it is important to get involved.

12 October 2022

Counter Terrorism Policing is working with tournament organisers to help keep supporters safe.

21 September 2022

The Head of Counter Terrorism Policing has thanked the public for their vigilance and support following the death of Her Majesty the Queen

9 September 2022

We are incredibly saddened to hear of the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. We send our deepest condolences to the Royal Family.

23 June 2022

Four people, who advocated racist violence and the manufacture and possession of weapons, have been sentenced at Sheffield Crown Court to more than 30 years imprisonment today (Thursday, June 23rd).

9 June 2022

Upward trend in youth arrests is ‘of real concern’, as figures reveal that more under 18’s were arrested in the year to March 2022, than any other annual period

27 May 2022

As part of #JusticeTogether week CT Policing talk to someone working in a unit with an ever-evolving remit, the UK’s Counter Terrorism Internet Referral Unit (CTIRU).

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