Britain moves to detain terror suspects for 42 days
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The government on Thursday unveiled controversial plans to extend the length of time terrorism suspects can be held by police and questioned without charge from 28 to 42 days.
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The four Britons being held at  Guantanamo Bay will face military tribunals within a month, the  Guardian said on Tuesday, a process Britain has described as  "unacceptable."
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Detaining foreign terrorism suspects without trial breaks human rights laws, the UK&#39;s highest court has ruled. In a blow to the government&#39;s anti-terror measures, the House of Lords law lords ruled by an eight
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Prime Minister Tony Blair warned that Britain would be in danger if foreign terror suspects were freed after the nation's highest court ruled that detaining such people indefinitely without trial or charge violated their human rights.
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Police holding four men arrested on suspicion of a terrorist plot to buy radioactive material have been given more time to question them.
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Nine people became the first terror suspects to be held in British jails without being charged for longer than 14 days after a court granted police more time to quiz them as the investigation into a foiled alleged plot to blow up US-bound passenger jets continued.
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Rebellion over 42-day detention as threat of legal challenge looms
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LONDON - British authorities will charge a radical Muslim cleric with terrorist offences, halting attempts by the US to extradite him.
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Britain is to end a policy of jailing foreign terrorism suspects indefinitely without trial following a landmark legal ruling which declared that it contravened human rights law, the government announced.
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Britain's highest court ruled Thursday that the government cannot detain terror suspects indefinitely without trial.
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Police arrested a man in central England on Thursday under anti-terrorism laws.
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Director of public prosecutions undermines Gordon Brown's push for longer detention of terror suspects, saying 28 days is enough
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Britain's government Thursday called for discussions in Parliament about extending the time for detaining terrorist suspects without charge.
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Britain&#39;s highest court ruled today that the British government cannot indefinitely detain foreigners suspected of terrorism without charges or trial, calling
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Britain has about 2,000 terror suspects, hundreds more than was previously thought, a top British official said Tuesday as he urged lawmakers to extend how long police can hold terror suspects before they are charged.
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Security experts consider easing  the estimate of the terrorist threat to the UK as six suspects are held.
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Three British residents held at the Guantanamo Bay prison camp for suspected terrorists arrived in Britain on Wednesday after more than four years in captivity and two were promptly arrested, police said.