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2. "Christmas tree" files - Wikipedia

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   In 1940, Hugh Greene – who later became Director-General of the BBC – was one of the first to undergo its security vetting, as MI5 mistakenly suspected Greene was a communist. [1] Other people who underwent vetting and gained the "Christmas tree" tag on their file included:

3. Ronnie Stonham - Wikipedia

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   Sir Hugh Greene, a former Director-General of the BBC, said about Security Service vetting of BBC job applicants: I was vetted in 1940. MI5 thought I was a Communist but it turned out to be a mistake. Michael Grade, at the time Controller of BBC 1, also commented on the existence of Room 105, where Stonham was based:

4. Security vetting in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia

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   The police service has its own system of vetting: Force Vetting [12] with a hierarchy of Police Personnel Vetting (PPV) and Non-Police Personnel Vetting (NPPV) levels. Within this there are several levels. For police officers and police staff, there is: Recruitment Vetting; and; Management Vetting

5. Extreme right-wing groups recruiting military personnel - AOL

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   The committee said: “Extreme right-wing terrorists often display an interest in military culture, weaponry and the armed forces or law enforcement organisations – the director-general for MI5 ...

6. MI5 - Wikipedia

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   MI5 (Military Intelligence, Section 5), [2] officially the Security Service, is the United Kingdom's domestic counter-intelligence and security agency and is part of its intelligence machinery alongside the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6), Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), and Defence Intelligence (DI).

7. BBC controversies - Wikipedia

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   From the late 1930s until the end of the Cold War, MI5 had an officer at the BBC vetting editorial applicants. During World War II 'subversives', particularly suspected communists such as the folk singer Ewan MacColl, were banned from the BBC. The personnel records of anyone suspicious were stamped with a distinctively shaped green tag, or ...

8. Special Branch - Wikipedia

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   The Special Branch has its own Detective Constables, Head Constables, Inspector rankings and superior police officer rankings. Every police station is to have a Special Branch head constable or Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) (working plain clothes or Mufti ), he would be observing the society in general, and also taking reports from the ...

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