MPs debate burglar defence bill
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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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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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Downing Street says the law on people's right to defend themselves against intruders will be looked at.
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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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ONE of Scotlandâs most senior police officers has backed calls for householders to have the legal right to kill or injure intruders in order to defend their homes and families.
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Science & environment: Some defences remain in poor condition despite 40% increase in funding, MPs' report claims
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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.
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MPs are to spend two days debating the future of the House of Lords, with a final decision due on Wednesday.
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Emergency measures to nationalise back expected to come under fire in today's Commons debate
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Tory leader and PM clash in Commons over police stop-and-search forms and terrorism
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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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OTTAWA (CP) - Parliament was set to vote on pair of thorny government expenses late Thursday: the scandal-plagued gun registry and the Governor General's budget.
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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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MPs gear up for a Commons fight over the amount of time they will have to debate the EU reform treaty.
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Zimbabwe's parliament on Tuesday began  debating a law empowering authorities to monitor phones, mail  and the Internet to protect national security, a move seen by  critics as part of an official crackdown on the opposition.
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Visiting Defense Minister Robert Hill defended on Friday Canberra&#39;s proposal on a new maritime security zone following Indonesia&#39;s rejection.
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Parliament members raised questions Monday about the extent of covert surveillance in Britain after a newspaper reported that authorities spied on a lawmaker with a bug hidden in a hollowed-out table at a prison visiting room.