British politician falls victim to cybersquatters
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The leader of Britain's opposition  Conservatives has fallen victim to "cybersquatters," and some  people trying to access his Internet blog have found themselves  entering the world of a little-known Australian poet.
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An Edinburgh man loses his job over comments made about his employer in an online diary, or "blog".
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Propose switch to decentralised, interoperable databases The Tory party has put forward a rescue plan for the NHS IT system in the wake of the latest government data losses, which were revealed over the weekend. Nine English NHS trusts have owned up to large scale losses of personal data, and although in most cases the nature of this data has yet to be revealed, City &amp; Hackney Primary Care Trust reportedly mislaid the names and addresses of 160,000 children.â¦
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MPs slam racket over sport and music as online firms are accused of collaborating
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An order for civil servants to delete old e-mails could lead to crucial information being destroyed, a senior MP says.
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His voice cracking with emotion, David Blunkett unmasked himself yesterday. Gone was the thick-skinned politician whose ruthless fight against the terrorist threat, antisocial behaviour and crime has made him the scourge of the liberal left.
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An obscure government website that became an Internet conflagration
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David Blunkett, the former UK home secretary who resigned Dec. 15 amid claims he helped speed up a visa application, acted improperly in giving a first-class rail ticket for use by lawmakers
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Conservative leader David Cameron was Tuesday dealt a punishing blow after a right-wing MP defected to the Labour Party on the eve of Gordon Brown becoming the new prime minister.
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How an irreverent Internet news channel is shaking up British politics
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After U.K. teacher says network gave him flushes and burning sensations, parliament member calls for government inquiry.
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TEARS running from his blind eyes, the third-most powerful politician in Britain yesterday explained how misplaced love and anguish over a disputed child had ended his career.
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Website shows how you can hit back, too An Edinburgh man has obtained damages of more than Â£1,300 from British-based spammer.â¦
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By Leader  EDINBURGH MP Nigel Griffiths is right to call for more control by website operators like YouTube over material which encourages criminal behaviour, but politicians should resist introducing formal measures to clamp down on such sites.
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LONDON - In the second major security breach in London this week, five fox hunting enthusiasts stormed onto the floor of the House of Commons Wednesday to disrupt a debate on banning the centuries-old sport.    Guards hustled the men away, but the incident showed - as did the man dressed as Batman who scaled the walls of Buckingham Palace on Monday - the vulnerability of Britain's seats of power...
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A sex scandal reminiscent of political romps that have embarrassed prominent Britons over the years now threatens the career of one of Prime Minister Tony Blair&#39;s top ministers as the nation heads toward a spring election.
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Silver buckled shoes, stockings and a ceremonial sword? Time, some say, for Parliament's archaic security measures to be dragged into the 21st century after what was called the worst security breach at the House of Commons since 1642.