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She was a key intelligence figure and worked with [[UNIT]] on many National Security issues. She answered to Home Secretary David Staines and briefed the Government on issues.
She was a key intelligence figure and worked with [[UNIT]] on many National Security issues. She answered to Home Secretary David Staines and briefed the Government on issues.


She was present during the alien invasion of Lord [[Xznaal]] and survived it. ([[NA]]: ''[[The Dying Days]]'') However the following year, she was assassinated by the [[Voracian]]s. They took control of her car and crashed it at high speed into a brick wall. Her death was investigated by [[Harry Sullivan]]. ([[MA]]: ''[[System Shock]]'')
She was present during the alien invasion of Lord [[Xznaal]] and survived it. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Dying Days]]'') However the following year, she was assassinated by the [[Voracian]]s. They took control of her car and crashed it at high speed into a brick wall. Her death was investigated by [[Harry Sullivan]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[System Shock]]'')
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Revision as of 18:54, 18 September 2012

Veronica Halliwell was the Director General of MI5 in the late 20th century.

She was a key intelligence figure and worked with UNIT on many National Security issues. She answered to Home Secretary David Staines and briefed the Government on issues.

She was present during the alien invasion of Lord Xznaal and survived it. (PROSE: The Dying Days) However the following year, she was assassinated by the Voracians. They took control of her car and crashed it at high speed into a brick wall. Her death was investigated by Harry Sullivan. (PROSE: System Shock)