Parliament won't debate school fingerprinting
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Just no time The question of whether it's necessary or desirable to take school children's fingerprints has not made it on the agenda for Parliament.â¦
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A row over the bugging of a MP has reignited debate about how far the country has gone towards becoming a "Big Brother" surveillance state.
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Lawmakers investigating the Madrid train bombings censured the previous government's handling of the attack, while former Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar insisted Monday the Socialists might not have ousted his ...
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown has denied receiving a warning about the police secretly bugging a Labour MP during a prison visit.
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UK accused of seeking confrontation over Litvinenko case, but no tit-for-tat expulsions.
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A Brighton Muslim leader says he does not believe an East Sussex Islamic school is involved in terror.
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Downing Street says Gordon Brown was unaware that one of his MPs may have been bugged by police.
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Proposals for identity cards and a population register are opposed by Britain's information watchdog.
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Government claims that more schools money has boosted GCSE results cannot be proved, MPs say.
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No mention of egalitÃ© or fraternitÃ© Gordon Brown's government yesterday sent mixed messages on questions of personal liberty versus collective security.â¦
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Controversial plans to introduce identity cards are being debated in the Commons on Thursday.
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Conservative leader David Cameron refuses to deny claims he smoked cannabis while at Eton College.
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Neither my constituents nor myself were bribed. A lot of the proposals in the White Paper are just that, proposals on which no votes involving constituency voters will be called.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair has ruled out an inquiry to re-examine allegations of collusion between British security forces and the perpetrators of the Dublin and Monaghan bombings in the 1970s.
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Parliament ended its session Thursday without considering Yulia Tymoshenko's nomination as prime minister, the country's No. 2 post, while lawmakers jockeyed over other key Cabinet positions for President Viktor Yushchenko's new government.
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MPs are to debate plans which will require schools to give unbiased advice about course options.
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As opposed to cost, complexity, unfeasibility... Plans to use fingerprint scanners to control access to the House of Commons have been abandoned "over fears that terrorists could cut off an MP's finger to get inside," claims the Mail on Sunday, citing a recent episode of Spooks and "Commons security experts."â¦