Straw: Police can bug MPs without asking Cabinet
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Launches inquiry into alleged snooping on Sadiq Khan The UK Justice Secretary, Jack Straw, told MPs today that the alleged bugging of a prominent Muslim MP's conversations with a constituent had not been authorised by the cabinet.â¦
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Â· Police must consider disclosure requestsÂ· Warning that harassment will lead to prosecution
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Justice Secretary Jack Straw orders an inquiry into claims an MP was bugged as he visited a constituent in jail.
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An MP allegedly bugged by police while meeting a constituent in prison says he wants to know the truth.
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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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The British government is ready to listen Ken Bigleyâs kidnappers but will not enter into negotiations with them for the hostageâs release, Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said in Baghdad today.
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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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Downing Street says the law on people's right to defend themselves against intruders will be looked at.
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Britain is considering a raft of sweeping new anti-terrorism laws including special courts to try terror suspects without a jury, Home Secretary David Blunkett said in an interview today.
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The Government is considering a raft of sweeping new anti-terrorism laws including special courts to try terror suspects without a jury, Home Secretary David Blunkett said in an interview.
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Â· Deputy commissioner given details of MP case Â· Tories question actions of senior police officers
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Influential committee of MPs says there is 'no material difference' between new measure and the old constitution
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Armed guards patrolled Britain's parliament on Thursday as an inquiry began into how pro-hunting protesters caused one of the nation's most embarrassing security breaches in years by breaking into the debating chamber.
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No one will be charged with the illegal sale of state honors as a result of a police enquiry that dogged former British Prime Minister Tony Blair's last months in office, British media reported on Thursday.
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A British man says he was "not serious" about a suggestion to blow up MPs in the House of Commons.
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Â· Medical experts initially failed to tell of affiliationsÂ· MPs told only after explicit request for information
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LONDON -- Police have questioned Prime Minister Tony Blair for a second time about allegations that political honors -- including seats in Britain's House of Lords -- were traded for cash, his official spokesman said yesterday.