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NSA leaks: UK government reaction eroding freedom, rights groups warn
4 Nov 2013:Coalition of organisations says Cameron's response has damaged UK's reputation for freedom of expression
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6 Nov 2013: Inventor of world wide web calls for debate about 'dysfunctional and unaccountable' oversight of NSA and GCHQ -
6 Nov 2013: • Glenn Greenwald's partner challenges nine-hour detention
• US Senate panel approves intelligence funding
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6 Nov 2013:
Anti-hacking expert claims British spy agency is 'even worse' than NSA for tapping private networks between Google's centres. By Charles Arthur
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5 Nov 2013: • Berlin complains about spying from embassy
• John Kerry vows to balance security and privacy
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5 Nov 2013:
Jeffrey Bachman: Reports on US drone strikes suggest White House policy violates international law. If so, they should be held accountable
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5 Nov 2013:
Legislation forcing telecommunications firms to allow interception equipment to be installed on their networks passes by two votes
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5 Nov 2013: The anonymity software has sparked controversy but who built it, what is it used for, what browser does it use – and why is the NSA so worried by it? By Stuart Dredge
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5 Nov 2013: Secretary of state, on visit to Europe, says US understands allies' spying concerns after revelations sparked outrage
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5 Nov 2013:
Rory Stewart says intelligence and security committee should always be chaired by member of opposition
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4 Nov 2013: • Live coverage of debate on spying in London
• White House: Snowden should face justice in US
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4 Nov 2013: Samira Shackle: US drone strikes trouble Pakistan's politicians, but peace talks with the Taliban leader may well have come to nothing
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4 Nov 2013:
Simon Jenkins: First thoughts: In America even the NSA admits reform is needed, but David Cameron expects Britain to accept GCHQ spying on us
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4 Nov 2013:
Coalition of organisations says Cameron's response has damaged UK's reputation for freedom of expression
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4 Nov 2013:
Former home secretary urges update of safeguards over spy agencies, saying 'we have to protect ourselves from ourselves'
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3 Nov 2013:
Obama adviser and heads of House and Senate intelligence signal hard line despite European support for whistleblower
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