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Associated British Ports calls for changes to port security regulations
A confluence of an expanding array of threats, regulatory inertia and a lack of effective communications with a confusing UK state apparatus means that British ports are struggling to deal with increasing number of security demands.
According to Ewan Duncan, group head of security at Associated British Ports - a predominantly ...
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