Uk Secret Intelligence Service
Events (53)
- April 15, 1998: Libya Issues First Arrest Warrant for Bin Laden 1998-04-15
- Shortly After August 7, 1998: MI6 Withholds Key Information about Embassy Bombings from FBI 1998-08-07
- May 7, 1999: Shipment of Special Aluminum for A. Q. Khan Network Seized in London 1999-05-07
- March 15, 2002: British Intelligence: Evidence of Iraqi WMD: ‘Sporadic and Patchy’ 2002-03-15
- September 24, 2002: Final Version of British Intelligence Dossier on Iraqi WMD Released; Same Vagaries of Language about Iraq-Niger Uranium Claims Remain from Earlier Drafts 2002-09-24
- September 25, 2002: British Newspaper Reports Iraq Contacted Multiple African Countries in Search of Uranium 2002-09-25
- December 19, 2002: British Intelligence Source: US ‘Talking Up’ Incomplete Intelligence on Iraq WMD 2002-12-19
- February 3, 2003: Britain Releases ‘Dodgy Dossier’ Plagiarized from Grad Student’s Magazine Article, Other Sources 2003-02-03
- February 8, 2003: British Press Blasts ‘Dodgy Dossier’ 2003-02-08
- December 19, 2003 and After: Libya Agrees to Give Up WMD Programs; Deal Made in Spite of Bush Conservatives 2003-12-19
- March 10, 2004: Radical London Imam Bakri Says Many Militants in Britain Are Monitored or Manipulated by British Intelligence 2004-03-10
- July 29, 2005: Counterterrorism Expert Claims Possible 7/7 Bombings Mastermind Was Working for British Intelligence 2005-07-29
- Shortly Before October 20, 2005: US, Britain Reportedly Search for Bin Laden’s Body in Rubble Following Earthquake 2005-10-20
- September 28, 2006: Report by British Intelligence Official: Pakistani President Should Step Down, ISI Supports Terrorism, War on Terrorism a Failure 2006-09-28
- May 3, 2009: Britain’s Former Deputy Intelligence Chief Says Britain ‘Dragged’ into Iraq War ‘Against Our Better Judgment’ 2009-05-03
- February 1998: Western Intelligence Learns North Korean Diplomat Procuring Items for Nuclear Program in Russia
- February 1998 or Shortly After: British Intelligence Thinks A. Q. Khan Using North Koreans as Front for Procurement
- March 2000: British Intelligence Warns Customs Investigator to Stay Away from Company Assisting Libyan Nuclear Weapons Program
- Late March 2000: British Intelligence Officer Says British Customs Agent Is ‘Finding Out Too Much’ about A. Q. Khan Network
- March 2000: British Intelligence Station Chief Warns Customs Investigator Off Bank Involved in A. Q. Khan Nuclear Smuggling Ring
- April 2000 or Shortly After: British Authorities Concerned A. Q. Khan Network Poses Threat to Customs Agent
- April 2005: British Intelligence Concludes British Involvement in Iraq War Will Increase Threat of Terrorism in Britain ‘For Many Years to Come’
- June 2001: Germans Warn of Plan to Use Aircraft as Missiles on US and Israeli Symbols
- Mid-October 2002: British Administrator Fires Bosnian Official Vigorously Investigating Terrorism and Corruption
- November 1996: Informer Spots Top GIA Operative in London, but British Intelligence Loses Him
- 1984 and After: US and British Intelligence Are Aware that Terrorist Abu Nidal Is Using BCCI in London, but Take No Action
- 1987-1990: US and British Intelligence Aware Middle Eastern Governments Are Paying Large Sums to Terrorist Abu Nidal, but Take No Action
- 1998: CIA Suspects Persian Gulf Royals and Arms Dealer Victor Bout Are Flying Heroin Out of Afghanistan
- 1985-1987: US Helps Afghan Allies Launch Attacks into Soviet Union
- 1986-1992: CIA and British Recruit and Train Militants Worldwide to Help Fight Afghan War
- Early 1994: Bin Laden Allegedly Briefly Lives in London
- 1996: British Intelligence and Al-Qaeda Allegedly Cooperate in Plot to Assassinate Libyan Leader
- 1999: British Intelligence Warns Al-Qaeda Plans to Use Aircraft, Possibly as Flying Bombs
- Before April 1993: Saeed Sheikh Allegedly Recruited by British Intelligence
- April 2005 or Shortly Before: Saudi Arabia Allegedly Warns Britain about 7/7 London Bombers
- Late March 2000: British Intelligence Fails to Disclose Information about A. Q. Khan Shipments to Libya to British Customs Agent
- Late March 2000: British Intelligence Apparently Exaggerates Threats to British Customs Agent Investigating A. Q. Khan Smuggling Network, Possibly in Attempt to Curtail Inquiry
- Late 1996-Late September 2001: Britain Not Interested in Sudan’s Files on Al-Qaeda
- Mid-March 2000: British Intelligence Is Displeased by Investigation into Khan Smuggling Ring; Tells Investigators Khan Knows about Them
- Mid 1980s: MI6 Agent Gets to Know Future Al-Qaeda Leaders
- (Mid-1996 and After): French and British Intelligence Send Al-Qaeda $3,000
- (Mid-1996): French and British Intelligence Listen in on Al-Qaeda Communications, Asset Relays Messages for Al-Qaeda
- Mid-Summer 1998: MI6 and Moroccans Begin Discussions with Embassy Bombing Cell Member about Recruitment
- Second Half of 1999: British Intelligence Monitors A. Q. Khan Shipments to Libya
- Summer 1996-August 1998: British Mole Penetrates Militant Islamic Circles in London
- Mid-October 2001: Italian Intel Report Based on Forged Niger Documents Delivered to British Intelligence
- Early 2001: British Intelligence Tells CIA that It Is ‘Not Convinced’ Curveball is a Reliable Source
- Early Summer 2001: British Intelligence Report Suggests Tubes Are Meant for Iraqi Air Force
- Mid-June 2003: British Intelligence Investigation Determines Trailers Not Used to Produce Biological Weapons
- 1991-2003: British Disinformation Campaign Exaggerates Iraqi WMD Threat