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Intelligence agencies spying on lawyers in sensitive security casesInternal MI5, MI6 and GCHQ documents reveal routine interception of legally privileged communications -
Martha Lane Fox: ‘I wouldn’t want GCHQ to rummage in my front room’Tech pioneer dismisses GCHQ chief’s claims that US tech firms are aiding terrorists as ‘inflammatory and reactionary’ -
The Guardian view on GCHQ: kickstarting the wrong debateEditorial: The new surveillance chief says he wants to talk about privacy. Good. But he seems more interested in pointing fingers at the tech giants than reconsidering GCHQ’s own role
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No 10 backs GCHQ chief’s criticism of internet firmsDowning Street shares Robert Hannigan’s view over extremists’ use of internet but ISPs dismiss comments as ill-judged -
UK must lead way on world internet bodyLetters: The answer therefore is for the UK to take a lead by creating a world body (much as we did with the World Service and the British Council) for the internet
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The GCHQ boss is wrong. We can have both security and privacy