Clarke setting out terror policy
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Charles Clarke is to set out his plans for foreign terrorist suspects after Law Lords ruled their detention is illegal.
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Prime minister says 'immediate' international response is needed to avert military crackdown.
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The Home Office is seeking deals with several Arab countries to allow terror suspects to be deported there without the risk of them being tortured or sentenced to death, Home Secretary Charles Clarke said.
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THE UK should set up a dedicated police force to help companies protect themselves from terrorist attacks, says the Confederation of British Industry.
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The Archbishop of York says anti-terror measures are moving the UK towards becoming a police state.
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Australian prime minister John Howard proposes an anti-terror force which could be deployed elsewhere in Asia.
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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.
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Prime Minister John Howard unveiled a plan to use flying squads of Australian police to pre-empt terrorist strikes in neighbouring countries.
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The government is considering new tough anti-terrorism laws to prevent an al Qaeda attack including plans to target suspects even if they have not committed an offence, Home Secretary David Blunkett will say today.
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David Blunkett  says measures to beat terrorism could include special anti-terror courts using phone-taping evidence.
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A bomb found in a car in central London on Friday could have caused significant injuries or deaths if it had exploded, the head of London's anti-terrorist police Peter Clarke said.
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Home Office sources deny reports that Charles Clarke is about to drop plans to put terror suspects under house arrest.
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Europe's Darren Clarke insists his focus is firmly on golf as he prepares for the start of the Ryder Cup.
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Gordon Brown pledges not to put civil liberties at risk over his plans to introduce new anti-terror laws.
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The British government will introduce new laws to fight crime, terror and drugs in the run up to the next general election. The legislative programme outlined in the Queen&#39;s speech includes plans to introduce
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Charles Clarke insists he will not be rushed to judgement on the future of terror suspects being held at Belmarsh prison.
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New South Wales Premier Bob Carr says his state will be able to better help in the international fight against terrorism with a plan to boost resource water police.