Tories back burglar defence bill
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A Tory MP wins his party's backing for a bill which would give householders power to fight back against burglars.
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Bill grants legal immunity to telecommunications companies that aided government wiretapping.
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The Tories shrug off the impact of the defection of an MP to Labour - as their leader unveils spending plans.
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British newspapers have been abuzz over a bill that would ensure the right of homeowners to defend themselves against intruders.
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Independent terrorism legislation watchdog comes out in support of the government's detention plan
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The House of Commons will be allowed to vote on whether the government should replace its Trident nuclear deterrent, Prime Minister Tony Blair's official spokesman has said.
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The sister of a man murdered in Belfast city centre last month believes republicans are protecting his killers.
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Home Secretary David Blunkett has put security at the heart of the forthcoming general election as he promised sweeping new anti-terror laws if Labour won an historic third term.
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MPs vote in favour of maintaining the 28-day limit on holding terror suspects without charge.
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The lower house of Zimbabwe&#39;s parliament  passed a bill on Wednesday allowing the government to monitor  phones, mail and the Internet to protect national security.
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The Tories say 'generational change' is needed to fight crime, not 'knee jerk' reactions.
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A ban on hunting with dogs in England and Wales is expected to be backed by MPs on Wednesday.
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The lower house of Zimbabwe's parliament  passed a bill on Wednesday allowing the government to monitor  phones, mail and the Internet to protect national security.
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David Blunkett  says measures to beat terrorism could include special anti-terror courts using phone-taping evidence.
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Conservative candidate for London promises more transport police and live CCTV on buses
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Senior ministers defended Australia's tough anti-terrorism stance on Sunday, saying laws by which a man linked to the failed UK bombings was held for 12 days before being charged were essential to protect its citizens.
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The House Thursday passed a bill that would criminalize the use of spyware to commit fraud or other crimes, adding an additional two to five years to federal sentences.