Cabinet considers UK security

Prime Minister Tony Blair today held 75 minutes of emergency talks at No 10 in the wake of the US terror attacks.

Cabinet considers UK security
Wed, 12 Sep, 2001 - 11:43

Prime Minister Tony Blair today held 75 minutes of emergency talks at No 10 in the wake of the US terror attacks.

The meeting of the Cabinet’s civil contingencies committee began at 8am and broke up at 9.15am.

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