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David Miranda allowed to appeal against ruling on Heathrow detention
15 May 2014: Partner of former Guardian reporter to challenge high court ruling on legality of his detention under counter-terrorism powers
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22 Jul 2014:
Andrew Sparrow's rolling coverage of all the day's political developments as they happen, including a Commons statement from Nicky Morgan, the education secretary, on the Birmingham "Trojan horse" affair
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15 May 2014: Partner of former Guardian reporter to challenge high court ruling on legality of his detention under counter-terrorism powers
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11 Apr 2014:
Glenn Greenwald, Laura Poitras and Ewen MacAskill accept George Polk award as Barton Gellman of the Washington Post is also honoured
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4 Mar 2014: Keith Alexander says revelations have caused ‘grave damage’ and suggests NSA is making ‘headway’ on what he calls ‘media leaks’
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23 Feb 2014: Peter Preston: The journalists who made common cause over the right to publish in 1987 are divided against themselves in 2014
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20 Feb 2014: Letters: On that reasoning they could detain anyone against whom they had an independent grudge
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19 Feb 2014: Detention of former Guardian journalist's partner was justified by 'very pressing' interests of national security, judges say
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19 Feb 2014: Helena Kennedy: The interference of Britain's security services is shocking, but it's also vital that we shed light on the murky reality of schedule 7
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19 Feb 2014:
Judges dismiss claim that nine-hour detention of partner of former Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald was unlawful
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18 Feb 2014:
They also call for parliament to overturn press regulation royal charter
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2 Feb 2014:
Luke Harding: When the partner of journalist Glenn Greenwald was detained at Heathrow airport last August under the Terrorism Act, MI5 were pulling the strings and knew full well that he wasn't a terrorist
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17 Dec 2013: NSA whistleblower says in letter he is willing to help in wake of revelations that President Dilma Rousseff's phone was hacked
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3 Dec 2013:
Scotland Yard's head of counter-terrorism Cressida Dick updates select committee of MPs on investigation into seizure of data
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