UK mulls admitting wiretap evidence in court
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The secret's out The UK government is looking to make wiretap evidence admissible in court as part of its latest review of anti-terrorism legislation.â¦
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TV shows found to be cheating viewers could face criminal proceedings, the phoneline watchdog warns.
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Analysis Would you buy an audit trail from this Government?
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The government can continue to listen in on phone calls and e-mails overseas until its appeal of a federal judge's ruling outlawing the eavesdropping program is decided, the U.S. Appeals Court in Cincinnati ruled on Wednesday.
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Support grows for the use of phone-tap evidence in terror court cases after remarks by England's top police officer.
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Forcing encryption keys out of defendants a little iffy The government's new powers to force the handover of encryption keys could be vulnerable to a legal challenge under the Human Rights Act's guarantee to a fair trial. People who refuse keys or passwords face up to five years in jail.â¦
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A U.S. appeals court orders a lawsuit against the U.S. National Security Agency for a wiretapping program dismissed.
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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.
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Russia launches a spying case over statements made by the man accused by the UK of killing former KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko.
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The alleged attackers may have been amateurish but they also showed the limits of the U.K.'s surveillance system
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President Bush has agreed conditionally to let a court review his eavesdropping operations under a deal that, for the first time, would open an important part of his once-secret terrorism surveillance to a constitutional test.
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The UK could "sleepwalk into a surveillance society" as a result of ID cards, the Information commissioner has warned. Send us your views.
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The spokesman for Prime Minister Gordon Brown signaled Wednesday that Britain could be willing to accept a trial in a third country for the chief suspect in the killing of ex-Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko.
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The Bush administration appears in court Friday to answer allegations that it defied a federal judge's demand to preserve evidence that may have included CIA interrogation videos of terrorist suspects in U.S. custody.
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Britain's top police officer is calling for phone-tap evidence to be used in court cases involving terror suspects.
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Documents at the heart of a lawsuit against AT&T for allegedly helping the NSA spy on Americans have been unsealed.  The documents include wiring diagrams previously published by Wired News and a unseen analysis by an internet expert.
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Russia will try the chief suspect in the  murder of Alexander Litvinenko if Britain supplies sufficient  evidence of his guilt, Interfax news agency quoted Russia&#39;s  chief prosecutor as saying on Friday.