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Mr Panetta said that intelligence gathered in Abbottabad pointed to an organisation that was broke and reeling from American drone strikes.

Kristiansen, head of the police security service, travelled to the US this spring to discuss some of the closely held intelligence gathered in the case.

"The deduction that what was being planned was an attack against airliners was entirely based upon intelligence gathered in the U.K.," Clarke said, adding that Thiessen's "version of events is simply not recognized by those who were intimately involved in the airlines investigation in 2006".

A bipartisan report by some of the nation's leading information technology and national security experts recommends that the Bush administration develop a system to share intelligence gathered in the United States and abroad among local, state and federal agencies while developing guidelines to protect against abuses.

He said that last week's dire warning from the F.B.I. about the possibility of "spectacular" new terrorist attacks in the United States reflected intelligence gathered in recent weeks and months, not in recent days, and that the warning was "nothing more than a reminder" of Al Qaeda's capabilities to state and local law enforcement agencies.

Intelligence gathered in hacks can easily be used by criminal organizations to commit violence.

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said Tuesday that while "there was enough substance" in the intelligence gathered to result in search warrants for the raids, the city was not under an imminent threat.

The officials acknowledged that documents and electronic files created by the unit, known as Able Danger, were destroyed under standing orders that limit the military's use of intelligence gathered about people in the United States.

The British government has suggested that an independent Scotland could not rely on intelligence gathered by existing agencies in the remaining UK, and would not necessarily be welcomed in to the EU or Nato.

The glittering trove of intelligence gathered by the SEALs in the Abbottabad raid apparently confirmed the effect that years of self-imposed isolation had had on Bin Laden.

He found that the intelligence gathered had "little value" in terms of policing public order - the stated aim of the undercover operations.