Blunkett plans tough new terror laws
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Tough new laws on terrorism could be passed if Labour wins a third term in power, Home Secretary David Blunkett has indicated. Mr Blunkett said officials were looking at a range of measures - from jury-less
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LONDON -- Prime Minister Tony Blair's government yesterday proposed sweeping new powers to tackle terrorism, including electronic tagging, curfews, and house arrest for terror suspects without trial. The measures provoked swift dissent from civil libertarians and opposition politicians.
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British officials proposed sweeping new powers to control and monitor suspected terrorists without charge or trial, including house arrests, electronic tagging and curfews.
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The President will push for new legislation to allow Al Qaeda suspects to be tried by military tribunals
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LONDON -- Prime Minister Gordon Brown, seeking to build public confidence after three attempted car bombings in the United Kingdom last month, will propose plans to fight terrorism that will include a push to isolate extremists among British Muslims.
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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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LONDON -- Britain's new security chief warned yesterday that the battle against domestic militancy could take up to 15 years and said Britons must start sharing information about neighbors they suspect of involvement in terrorism.
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A review of the law of murder is to begin next year, the Home Secretary David Blunkett announces.
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British Home Secretary David Blunkett was expected Sunday to reveal proposals for strict anti-terror measures, the BBC reported. The proposals were said to include anti-terror
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair sets the stage Tuesday for an election battle over crime and tackling terrorism when he outlines his legislative plans for the next parliamentary session ahead of a vote expected in May.
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MANCHESTER, England, June 24 -- Gordon Brown, Britain's next prime minister, on Sunday promised a foreign policy that recognizes that defeating terrorism is as much a struggle of ideas as a military battle -- a lesson he said was drawn from Iraq.
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Home secretary says the terror threat facing UK is 'higher than it has ever been' as she unveiils new laws
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HOME Secretary David Blunkett has signalled that a third-term Labour government would impose sweeping new anti-terror laws amid fears of an al Qaida attack on Britain.
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Justice Minister Brigitte Zypries proposed Tuesday to toughen Germany's anti-terrorism laws by making it a crime to train for an attack or to obtain weapons or other substances in order to carry out an attack
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The British government Wednesday proposed sweeping new powers to control suspected terrorists, including electronic tagging, curfews and house arrest of people who have not been convicted of crimes.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair's security strategy, a central plank in his re-election bid, looks to be in trouble after a landmark legal ruling against a vital part of his anti-terror policy.
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HOME Secretary David Blunkett yesterday promised sweeping new anti-terror laws if Labour wins an historic third term. He revealed a raft of measures - from jury-less courts for terror trials to allowing wire tap evidence in major cases.