MPs&#39; archaic security
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AN ALARMING breach of the House of Commons by fox hunting supporters has left MPs reeling and prompted calls yesterday for urgent steps to beef up defences at Britain&#39;s seat of power.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair&#39;s security strategy, a central plank in his re-election bid, looked in trouble on Friday after a landmark legal ruling against a vital part of his anti-terror policy.
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A senior MI5 officer, Peter Mason, is to take over responsibility for security in the Houses of Parliament after a series of security lapses, notably the invasion of the Commons by foxhunting protesters in September.
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Laptop goes MIA from Westminster A laptop containing information about Parliament's security systems disappeared from, er, the department responsible for Parliament's security last week, claims the Daily Telegraph. According to the paper, the machine belonged to an official working for the Serjeant at Arms, and disappeared from inside the parliamentary estate.â¦
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British lawmakers say it is time to overhaul the quaint, 13th century security procedures in parliament following two embarrassing intrusions there this week, and a revelation that al-Qaida terrorists had a plot to target the building.
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Government and police yet to make convincing case for extending terror detention limits, says influential group of MPs
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Reckless or repeated breaches of data security should become a criminal offence, a committee of MPs says.
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Science & environment: Governments should have secured 'robust' measures to prevent environmental damage, MPs say
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Calls for a change in the law on the force householders can use against burglars face their first major test in Parliament.
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Bums-on-benches push could see live TV spamming Backbench MPs struggling with a tide of emails led by former foreign minister Jack Straw are pressing to be allowed to use handheld networked devices and even laptops during Parliamentary debates.â¦
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PM set to tell MPs that block on phone-tap evidence being used in court should be lifted
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Significant breaches of data security due to recklessness or impropriety should be made a criminal offence, a committee of MPs said Thursday.
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A complaint against Commons Speaker Michael Martin's use of air miles is being considered by MPs' standards watchdog
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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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PRIME Minister Ariel Sharon made a dramatic entrance into Israel&#39;s parliament today surrounded by a large phalanx of bodyguards.
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Report by MPs warns that lack of resources is driving out experienced personnel and undermining morale
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Britain which prides itself on high  quality but low profile security was forced to urgently review  its approach on Wednesday when protesters broke into the heart  of parliament as part of a pro-hunting demonstration.