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RAF set to disband Numbers 14 and XIII Tornado Squadrons

Vigilance can confirm that the RAF today is announcing the two Tornado squadrons which will be disbanded. They are XIII Squadron, based at Royal Air Force Marham, and 14 Squadron, based at Royal Air Force Lossiemouth. These Squadrons have been selected by the Air Force Board Standing Committee, taking into account operational commitments and the relative seniority of the Squadrons at each base. The Squadrons will be formally stood down on 1 June. The RAF will retain 5 frontline Tornado squadrons with a total fleet of 136 GR4 aircraft.

: EDITORIAL TEAM; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Tuesday, 01 March 2011 16:27

Haringey Disorder: Police charge man and woman for assaulting one of their own!

Vigilance can confirm authoritatively that Police have charged a man and a woman with assault on a police officer following an incident at Haringey Civic Centre on the evening of 24 February.

: EDITORIAL TEAM; Intelligence and Policing; Posted On Tuesday, 01 March 2011 16:21

Detectives from the MPS Fraud Squad arrest three for school fraud

Vigilance can reveal that Detectives from the Metropolitan Police Service Fraud Squad have today (1 March) arrested three people in connection with an investigation into the alleged misappropriation of funds at Copland Community School in Wembley, north-west London.

: EDITORIAL TEAM; Intelligence and Policing; Posted On Tuesday, 01 March 2011 16:15

Security Council mobilises international might to rid Libya of ‘His Royal Highness King’ Muammar Abu Minyar Al-Quadhafi, Beast of the Desert...imposes sanctions on Libyan authorities in bid to stem violent repression

Security Council Sleep literally fled the eyes of member of the Security Council last weekend as they worked round the clock to deliberate on the way forward regarding the genocide in Libya being perpetrated by a man who has spent the 42 years of his bestial rule envying the British monarch.

Although the UN as a body has been accused of dilly-dallying over the genocide in Libya, but at the end of the day their merciless hammer fell on ‘King’ Gaddafi, members of his family and the entire Libyan authorities as they voted unanimously to impose sanctions against them, slapping the country with an arms embargo and freezing the assets of its leaders, while referring the ongoing violent repression of civilian demonstrators to the International Criminal Court (ICC).