Questions on British surveillance widen
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A row over the secret bugging of a British lawmaker widened Tuesday with a police officer alleging he was pressured by top Scotland Yard bosses to eavesdrop on talks between the legislator and a U.S. terror suspect.
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LONDON, Dec. 4 -- A team of British police investigators arrived in Moscow on Monday to begin questioning people about the poisoning death of Alexander Litvinenko, a former Russian spy who had recently become a British citizen, in a case that is straining relations between the two governments.
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A row over the bugging of a MP has reignited debate about how far the country has gone towards becoming a "Big Brother" surveillance state.
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Britain's top counterterrorism detective warned the threat from homegrown terrorism is increasing, and said police were trying to track thousands of Britons suspected of planning, financing or encouraging ...
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Surveillance which the United States  demands Britain carry out on prisoners from Guantanamo Bay as a  condition of freeing them would divert vital resources from  more urgent threats, a British official has testified.
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An outcry arises despite already heavy use of surveillance. Wednesday, Prime Minister Brown announced plans to admit some wiretap material in court.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair was facing growing pressure to answer more questions about a &quot;cash-for-honours&quot; probe threatening his government, after a key ally was re-arrested over the row.
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LONDON -- British authorities said yesterday they are widening their investigation into the poisoning of former KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko on the heels of a fresh series of leads into the Russian's murky political and business connections that spanned from Moscow to the United States.
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British police were studying security camera footage on Saturday after finding radioactive traces at three London locations visited by an ex-KGB spy who accused Vladimir Putin of his murder in a deathbed statement.
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Following revelations in The Telegraph, detectives from the Warwickshire and West Midlands police forces have started inquiries into whether the actions of the British
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Britain faces a 15-year battle against Islamist extremism, the country&#39;s new security adviser said Sunday as police were given more time to question five suspects over three failed car bombs.
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Proposals to allow police to stop and question anyone in the UK under new anti-terror laws have been criticised.
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Â· Troops were kept in dark about ban on hooding  Â· Defence secretary promises further inquiry
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British police question a Russian dissident over his meeting with murdered ex-Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko.
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KARLSRUHE, Germany - Investigators were trying to build a case yesterday against a handful of suspects beyond the three arrested in connection with a foiled terrorist attack by Islamic militants, and German officials prepared to debate whether security services should be given wider surveillance powers.
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British Home Secretary David Blunkett is facing fresh questions over claims that he fast-tracked a visa application for his ex-lover&#39;s former nanny.
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AN INQUIRY today found a &quot;chain of events&quot; linked David Blunkett to the speeding up of a visa application for his ex-lover&#39;s nanny.