National Security Service

The National Security Service of Great Britain was created in a governmental reshuffle after the Triple Nine dirty bombing exposed flaws in current operating. What was formerly MI5, SIS, and GCHQ were all bundled together under one service; the NSS, with four separate branches within performing the duties of the former agencies. These are: The NSS acts under the philosophy 'the ends justify the means' and act with far less oversight than previously, allowing them to eliminate threats and conduct operations on foreign soil.
 * Foreign Division: Tasked with all intelligence operations outside British borders
 * Domestic Division: Tasked with all intelligence operations inside British borders
 * Intelligence Division: Tasked with all TECHINT, SIGINT and surveillance of the NSS
 * Deep Black Division: Highly secretive, supersedes all other branches, tasked with direct action to prevent national security threats with extreme force and using whatever means necessary