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Britain seeks greater access to citizens' online activity

By Jill Lawless | November 4, 2015 - 8:26am

The British government plans to make telecommunications firms keep records of customers' Web histories and help spies hack into computers and phones under a new cyber-snooping law unveiled Wednesday.

World

UK: 'Severe' terror threat requires new powers

By Jill Lawless | November 25, 2014 - 8:39am

Britain faces its greatest-ever threat from terrorism, the interior minister said Monday, announcing measures to control suspects,...

World

Britain's metropolitan police chief resigns over hacking scandal ties

July 18, 2011 - 8:33am

ritain's Metropolitan Police chief Paul Stephenson resigned on Sunday after he was accused of having links with the News of the World, a newspaper which was closed for a phone hacking scandal recently.

UK says terror threat in France, Germany now high

October 3, 2010 - 10:59pm

Britain's Foreign Office has upgraded its travel advice for France and Germany, warning Britons going to those countries that the threat of terrorism there is high.