Clarke to respond on terror laws
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The Home Secretary is to respond to a ruling that holding foreign terror suspects without trial breaches human rights laws.
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"We cannot have a reincarnation of the old 'sus' laws under which mostly black people, ethnic minorities, were literally stopped on sight and that created a really bad atmosphere and an erosion of civil liberties."  British police could get powers to stop and question anyone in the UK under proposed tough new anti-terror laws. via Boston Today
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LONDON - Radical Islamic cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri was set to learn Thursday whether he would be charged under Britainâs anti-terrorism law, thus delaying his possible extradition to the United States to face terrorism-related charges.
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The Home Office is seeking deals with several Arab countries to allow terror suspects to be sent home without the risk of being tortured or sentenced to death, Home Secretary Charles Clarke said.
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The British government was set on Thursday to unveil sweeping plans to toughen terrorism laws Â measures that will face significant opposition in Parliament.
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New civil orders could be used to restrict the activities of people suspected of planning terrorist acts, David Blunkett, the Home Secretary, said yesterday.
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The British government will introduce new laws to fight crime, terror and drugs in the run up to the next general election. The legislative programme outlined in the Queen&#39;s speech includes plans to introduce
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The government is considering new tough anti-terrorism laws to prevent an al Qaeda attack including plans to target suspects even if they have not committed an offence, Home Secretary David Blunkett will say today.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has ordered the development of new anti-terror legislation, just days after one of the government&#39;s top prosecutors was killed by a car bomb.
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Prime minister says 'immediate' international response is needed to avert military crackdown.
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The government pledged Thursday to work more closely with local communities to fight terrorism, reflecting a change of tone after ex-premier Tony Blair&#39;s hardline stance sparked Muslim anger.
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The prime minister signals his intention to press ahead with plans to place terror suspects under house arrest.
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Charles Clarke insists he will not be rushed to judgement on the future of terror suspects being held at Belmarsh prison.
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Gordon Brown is planning to introduce a raft of hardline anti-terror laws when he becomes Britain&#39;s prime minister, newspapers reported widely Sunday.
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Downing Street says the law on people's right to defend themselves against intruders will be looked at.
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Law Lords are to rule on how far the government can restrict human rights in its bid to combat terrorism.
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David Blunkett  says measures to beat terrorism could include special anti-terror courts and phone-taping.