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Data protection: Might EU amendments ease the way for more Prism systems?

The Prism amendment: British MEP tries to weaken EU data protection

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Spying on its citizens: Does the Prism system prove we can't trust intelligence agencies?

Prism proves why you can never trust intelligence agencies

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Charlotte Henry: 'Nick Clegg - the liberal–to-his-fingertips leader I'd pounded streets, knocked on doors, and been criticised on TV for - reappeared.'

Lib Dem diary: Have we got our Nick Clegg back?

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No tracking: Clegg kills plans to snoop on internet users

Clegg kills off snoopers’ charter live on air

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BSIA: One in four healthcare professionals report “some sort of data breach”

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There are already calls from some quarters for more internet regulation

The Wild Web: Leveson warns against online ‘mob rule’

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NASUWT: Teachers strike over imposition of random drug tests

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Campaigners set out proposals for a better deal for low-income taxpayers

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At war with May: The home secretary's comments angered David Davis.

Tories at war: ‘I’m not tolerating it’ David Davis tells Theresa May

Two of the most respected figures in the Conservative party were at war today, after former shadow home secretary David Davis told Theresa May he was not going to “tolerate” her arguments for the communications data bill, which is accused by privacy campaigners of constituting a snoopers charter on people’s email, phone calls and Facebook use.

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