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The Big Brother Olympics: Bottled water, long-lens cameras and Che Guevara T-shirts all banned from stadiums in new crackdown

By Alex Ward
PUBLISHED: 10:56, 12 July 2012 | UPDATED: 16:58, 12 July 2012

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Oppressive rules that ban Olympic ticketholders from bringing a range of items from long-lens cameras to Che Guevara t-shirts and 'excessive food' to venues have been revealed by organisers.
The list of restricted items has caused surprise and angst among spectators who are only able to bring a small handful of items with them to the Games.
There will be no frisbees, bottled water or long-lens cameras as organisers crackdown on spectators' possessions.

Olympic crackdown: Among the many items banned at the Games, balls, long-lens cameras, clothing with political statements, noisemakers and bottled water are just a few on the list

Memorable: The ArcelorMittal Orbit sculpture in front of the Olympic Stadium will be a feature of the Games unlike spectators with picnics and flags who will be banned

Security will be tight with airport-style restrictions on liquids greater than 100ml and no more than one soft-sided bag is allowed and must fit under the spectator’s seat.

The Beijing Olympics organising committee drew much criticism for its restricted list which covered everything from a ban on sleeping outdoors, the need for government permission to stage a protest and barring prostitutes and those with ‘mental diseases’ or contagious conditions.

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• No guns, tents or large flags: Home Secretary reveals strict Olympics rules as 97 Games-related arrests have already been made
• Olympic security firm G4S told ministers it WOULD be ready to provide Games guards just two weeks ago as 3,500 extra troops are drafted in to make up shortfall
• Dawning of the Games: World record breaking sprinter Michael Johnson carries the Olympic Torch around Stonehenge in iconic sunrise relay leg

Four years ago: The tight security at the Beijing Olympics was criticised for its list of restrictions which barred protest with government permission and people with mental or contagious conditions

BANNED FROM THE GAMES

• Balls, rackets, frisbees
• Large flags and banners
• Clothing with political statements or commercial signage
• Oversized hats
• Large golf-style umbrellas 
• Long-lens cameras and tripods
• Excessive amounts of food
• Noisemakers
• Liquids greater than 100ml

Four years on and the London list is showing some similarities with tents, placards and other items that ‘could be used to demonstrate within the venue or sabotage property’ off-limits.
Organisers will be looking out for ‘any objects or clothing bearing political statements or overt commercial identification intended for “ambush marketing”’ to avoid scenarios like the 2010 football World Cup when Bavaria Beer filled a section of seats with a bevy of Dutch girls wearing orange.
They’ll be no picnics or eating too much food brought from home with ‘excessive amounts of food’ and alcohol on the no-go list.
Organisers figure that the more than 14 million meals to be served across 40 locations during the Games will suffice.
Spectators won’t be able to shelter from London’s unpredictable weather with no ‘large golf-style umbrellas’ or ‘oversized hats’.

No noise: Showing patriotism with vuvuzelas and flags like this German supporter at a 2010 World Cup football match won't happen at the Games

They’ll be no chance to make a racquet or cheer too loudly with ‘noisemakers such as hunting horns, air horns, klaxons, drums, vuvuzelas and whistles’ off limits.
Ticketholders went to Twitter to express their surprise at the long list of restrictions.
One said: ‘Coming to the 2012Olympics? No frisbees or picnic hampers. It's gonna rain and Heathrow sucks.’
Another called it ‘the Dystopian Games’.

Take cover: With London rain a fact of life at sporting events like the Wimbledon quarter final (pictured), staying dry could prove difficult without a large umbrella - one of the restricted items at the Games

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Whistleblower's Olympic Security Warning

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A whistleblower involved in training staff for security firm G4S has told Sky News he believes there is a 50-50 chance someone could carry a bomb into one of the Olympic venues.

He alleges that because of the pressure to recruit staff corners have been cut and some of the staff are not up to the job.

The employee, whose identity Sky News is not revealing, said there is a "no fail" policy for security staff and all recruits passed the course regardless of how competent they were.

Staff - who had received two days of intensive training operating X-ray machines to detect lethal weapons and explosives - failed to spot decommissioned hand-grenades and firearms during a test.

Security officers asked to pat down a volunteer with a deactivated 9mm pistol in his sock failed to find the weapon.

Another guard picked up a fake improvised explosive device put through an X-ray scanner as a test and waved it around, despite being trained never to touch suspect bombs.

A trainee, who failed to keep track of which personal items belonged to whom, enabled a volunteer to put a mock bomb through the X-ray machine then disappear into the crowd.

All these members of staff were later passed as having successfully completed training. They were told to collect their security badge and uniform and were cleared to work in the Olympic park.

The whistleblower who contacted Sky News has extensive military and professional security training and is an expert in weapons and IED detection.

He said: “I can see so many security loopholes for this event. Security staff are given a very short time to achieve their training and there is a very slack approach.

“During my employment I planted pretend IEDs, decommissioned weapons, knives and other large metallic objects on students and sent them through the metal detectors.

“They’re not being seen by X-ray staff and they’re not being picked up during physical searches, so the training is completely insufficient.

“The people making these mistakes are then given a tick in the box at the end of the day, sent round the corner to collect their uniform and sent home to await an email with their start date.

“Ninety-nine per cent of personnel coming through have no security background; many have language problems so they won’t be able to communicate with ticketholders and many completely lack confidence.
“We found out we’d won the bid for the Olympics in plenty of time. If they had recruited and vetted personnel from day one I don’t think there would be a problem.

G4S said it was committed to ensuring the games were “safe and secure”.

In a statement, the company said: “This is an unprecedented and very complex security recruitment and deployment exercise which is being carried out to a very tight schedule.

“We have made very significant progress - we already have around 4,000 people at work across 100 venues.

"We currently have over 9,000 additional people going through the final stages of the required extensive training, vetting and accreditation process.

“We have encountered some delays in progressing applicants through the final stages but we are working extremely hard to process these as swiftly as possible.

“We understand the Government's decision to bring in additional resources and will work with LOCOG, the military and other agencies to deliver a safe and secure Games."

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Bungling security firm recruits 3,300 teenagers to guard the Games... but some of them seem more keen to snooze and listen to music

• Teen guards 'behaving like children' during training exercises
• Security firm G4S accused of jeopardising public safety
• Troops set to be drafted in to fill shortfall
• Theresa May said Logoc will impose penalties on the firm for the mess

By Stephen Wright and David Williams
PUBLISHED: 19:56, 11 July 2012 | UPDATED: 22:56, 12 July 2012

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Hundreds of A-level students have been hired as front-line security guards at the Olympics.

They are among 3,300 teenagers recruited from colleges around Britain to help form a ring of steel at Games venues.

Security experts expressed alarm that youngsters aged 18 and 19 had been entrusted with searching spectators and bags.

And some accused G4S, the private security firm, of jeopardising public safety by recruiting the students on £8.50 an hour to  cut costs.

A whistleblower told the Mail: ‘They are children. And believe me, they behaved like children during the training exercises.’ 

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Chilling out: A trainee listens to music while a blonde woman next to him (circled) slumps across her desk fast asleep

Details of the ‘A-level guards’ emerged as Home Secretary Theresa May faced accusations that Olympics security is a shambles after the Armed Forces were called in to plug a gap left by the failure of bungling G4S chiefs.
With just two weeks to go until the opening ceremony, an extra 3,500 servicemen and women are being flown in after the firm, which has a history of mistakes, said it might not be able to provide enough guards for all the venues.
MPs accused the company of letting the country down, while Mrs May insisted ministers were told of the ‘absolute gap in the numbers’ only on Wednesday. In other developments in a growing pre-Games meltdown yesterday:

Help: Home Office minister James Brokenshire, left, said the security shortfall came to light just two weeks ago forcing Home Secretary Theresa May to plead with the MOD for troops to help during the Games

 

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■ At Heathrow, passengers arriving for the Olympics faced two-hour queues at immigration and millions face travel chaos because the M4, which links Heathrow to London, remains closed for repairs for the ‘foreseeable’ future;
■ A G4S whistleblower claimed fake explosive devices and lethal weapons were smuggled past security trainees during Olympics test events;

■ It emerged that the extra servicemen now called in to carry out security duties during London 2012 will be forced to camp in disused buildings;

■ A parliamentary report said MI5 and MI6 have been put under ‘unprecedented pressure’ by the Olympics, leaving the country vulnerable to terrorist attacks.

TRAINEES SNOOZE, LISTEN TO MUSIC... AND FAIL TO DETECT HIDDEN GUNS

Falling short: The Armed Forces are to provide up to 3,500 extra troops for security duty at the Games after private security firm G4S admitted it could not supply the 10,000 guards it promised to deliver 

Sitting in the back row of a classroom, a young man listens to music through bright red headphones
Next to him a woman is slumped asleep across her desk.
This was the scene at a recent training session for Olympics security guards recruited by G4S.
It was photographed by a fellow student appalled by the poor calibre of those hired by the beleaguered security firm.

The whistleblower said: ‘Some of the people on that course you would not hire to empty a dustbin. You are talking about really poorly educated, slovenly yobs.

‘I was shocked by how few students were paying attention to the lessons. There were also people secretly texting and playing on their smartphones.’

Another recruit claimed trainees failed to detect bombs and deadly weapons in practice checks. He warned that security measures were so lax that there was a 50-50 chance someone could bring a bomb undetected into one of the Olympic venues.

The whistleblower said that staff received two days of training in how to operate X-ray machines, but still failed to notice grenades and firearms carried by test spectators. One trainee guard even picked up a suspected improvised explosive device and waved it around during an exercise, despite warnings never to touch suspect items.

The whistleblower, who claimed to have significant military experience, revealed that during training one recruit failed to notice a 9mm pistol stuffed in a test spectator’s sock. He told Sky News: ‘During my employment I planted pretend IEDs, decommissioned weapons, knives and other large metallic objects on students and sent them through the metal detectors.

‘They’re not being seen by X-ray staff and they’re not being picked up during physical searches, so the training is completely insufficient.’

Despite the incompetence, G4S was said to operate a ‘no fail’ policy, so all trainees are believed to have been cleared to work as security staff at the Olympic Park.

Adding to the shambles, a G4S security manager called Pauline said she had still not been told about arrangements for the Games. She said: ‘I don’t know what I’m going to be doing, where I’m going to be working, nothing.

‘There are hundreds of managers sitting at home in exactly the same situation as me, waiting to hear from G4S. It’s unbelievable.’

Safety: The 23,700-strong security force for the Games will be comprised of military personnel, private security guards and at least 3,000 unpaid volunteers but there have been concerns about 'militarisation' of the event

Defence: The navy's biggest warship, HMS Ocean will be stationed in the Thames throughout the Olympics

Getting ready: An aerial view shows preparations for the opening ceremony inside the Olympic Stadium

An aerial view of the Olympic Village where athletes will stay during the Games

In the Commons, Mrs May denied Olympics security was a shambles and insisted there was ‘no question’ of it being compromised.

COMPLAINTS, BLUNDERS AND CONTROVERSY AT G4S

G4S is the UK's biggest private security firm responsible for running security services, detention centres, prisons, and hundreds of court and police station holding cells - but it's never far from the headlines:
 - In the early 1990s Group 4, as one arm of the company was then called, was viewed as a national joke after several prisoners escaped while being transported by the company.
- In 2010 G4S received 773 complaints from illegal immigrants held in their detention centres who were unhappy about everything from lost property to assault and racism.
 - In the same year Angolan detainee Jimmy Mubenga died after being restrained by three G4S guards before a flight from Heathrow took off.
 - Last year it introduced a policy of letting inmates in one of their privately-run prisons to wear their own clothes to improve their self esteem.
 - The firm caused controversy after it emerged it is running a rehabilitation programme in a Midlands prison for sex offenders allowing them to be released into the community on day visits.
  - G4S was also criticised after it installed televisions and DVDs in some prison vans to reduce prisoners' anxiety as they are transported between jails or to court appearances.
 - It hit the headlines again last year when staff attached an electronic tag to a one-legged criminal - but attached it to his false leg enabling him to remove it and go wherever he wanted without arousing suspicion. The firm made exactly the same mistake with another criminal in 2009.
- In June data input clerk Sarah Hubble claimed staff at G4S cut corners while vetting security staff for the Olympics. She lost her job after contacting the media, but claimed the system was creaking under the pressure of processing thousands of applications ahead of this summer’s games and said the documents ended up piled in corners at the office in Stockton-on-Tees.

But the revelation that an army of students are playing a key part in the biggest security operation in Britain since World War II added to the unease.

They have been recruited from colleges under a scheme called ‘Bridging the Gap’ and have attended four-day Security Industry Authority (SIA) training courses to qualify as guards.

Many of the students were 17 when they were trained, but rules stipulate they must have turned 18 by July 1 to be taken on for Olympics security work.
Following each course, the students undertook another day’s training in the use of X-ray and metal-detecting equipment.
An informed source, close to G4S Olympics recruitment procedures, told the Mail: ‘I have grave concerns about the deployment of college students as  security guards.

‘They are effectively sixth- formers, and putting aside their immaturity, their lack of life experience makes it very difficult for the authorities to vet them comprehensively.
A criminal records check is unlikely to show anything up because they are so young, yet they might have worrying allegiances.’

Asked whether there would be any financial penalties for G4S on its £284million contract, Mrs May said the firm’s deal was with Games organisers Locog, but she understood that penalty clauses were included.
Keith Vaz, the Labour chairman of the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee, said: ‘G4S has let the country down and we have literally had to send in the troops.’
He summoned its chief executive Nick Buckles and chairman Alf Duch-Pedersen to appear before the committee next week to explain the problems.

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said it looked like ‘another Home Office shambles’, with G4S falling 25 per cent short of its contract.

A G4S spokesman confirmed that 3,300 students had been recruited to work as guards and would be paid a minimum of £8.50 per hour.

‘They will be doing a mixture of roles dependent on their skills and training,’ he added.
‘The vetting procedure is the same for all the other 2012 employees. We screen and vet the candidates, and then a further level of screening is carried out by Locog (under Home Office direction).'

 

Afghan heroes will be forced to sleep in derelict buildings

THE 3,500 servicemen now drafted in to bolster security during London 2012 will be forced to camp in disused buildings.
Derelict schools, warehouses, factories and hospitals near the Olympic Park could be commandeered to give them somewhere to sleep.
Many personnel – some only just back from gruelling tours on the Afghan front line – have been ordered to cancel home leave or holidays with their friends and families. About 1,000 will be flown in from Germany.

A soldier on duty at the Olympic park in Stratford on Thursday. He'll soon be joined by 3,500 other troops

Security: Soldiers begin installing high-velocity missile systems on the roof of a tower block in Leytonstone, east London on Thursday as it emerged more troops are being drafted in to help make the Games safe

They will join 13,500 soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines already deployed to protect the Olympics against a terrorist atrocity.
The 17,000 force is greater than that fighting the Taliban.
And the decision to fill the shortfall of civilian guards left by G4S has left a massive headache for defence chiefs who have to find temporary accommodation for them all.
Some will camp in a tented ‘city’ within London. It is understood camps will be erected inside Wellington Barracks near St James’s Park and at the Royal Artillery base at Woolwich.
But a Whitehall source said the ‘favoured option’ was to find disused buildings large enough to house vast numbers of troops.

Mission: An aerial view of soldiers installing the missile systems at the Fred Wigg Building, Watham Forest today. An additional 3, 500 extra troops will man the Games - and many will have just returned from Afghanistan

‘We are looking at industrial buildings, disused office blocks, disused schools. That is the most likely option. The conditions will be pretty austere but troops are more than used to making the best out of spartan conditions.’
To add insult to injury, Home Secretary Theresa May rewarded troops who have had leave cancelled with tickets to the dress rehearsal of the opening and closing ceremonies.
She was criticised for failing to allow servicemen and women who were bailing her out to watch the real thing while MPs get free tickets for the blue riband 100 metres final. Around 5,000 extra tickets were made available for the practices, making a total of 7,000.
One serving military officer said: ‘A lot of soldiers have had to cancel well-earned holidays with their loved ones to help dig Theresa May and the Olympics organisers out of this fiasco.
It’s a bit condescending to say to them, “Here are some tickets to thank you – but, sorry, they’re not for the proper opening and closing ceremonies.” It’s insulting. I wonder how many MPs will be watching the dress rehearsals and how many will be watching the real thing.’ 

Preparing: Anti-aircraft rocket sites are installed at the William Girling Reservoir near Enfield, London. The Government has insisted today that Olympic security will not be compromised despite the latest fiasco

The Government has already announced 10,000 tickets are available for the Armed Forces under the Tickets For Troops scheme.
Among the soldiers called up to rescue Olympic security are those serving with the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, the 5th Battalion the Royal Regiment of Scotland, which was axed as a fighting force just days ago in defence cuts.
The men of the 131-year-old unit are already reeling from the demoralising news that it will be reduced next year to ceremonial duties.  Personnel who had already been allocated to the Games were to do 12-hour shifts on six-day cycles for three months, with one day a week off. Many of the jobs involve checking bags, tickets and vehicles.
Defence Secretary Philip  Hammond said: ‘Ministers across government recognise the burden that this additional short-notice deployment will impose upon  servicemen and women and their families, especially over the  summer holiday season.
‘We will ensure that all those  taking part receive their full leave entitlement, that no one is out of pocket due to cancelled personal arrangements and that all deployed personnel are appropriately supported.’

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