UK government considers tough new anti-terror laws
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Britain is considering a raft of sweeping new anti-terrorism laws including special courts to try terror suspects without a jury, Home Secretary David Blunkett said in an interview today.
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In the wake of the terror plot, new restrictions on carry-ons could be a heavy burden
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Britain proposed new laws on Tuesday to stop increasingly militant animal rights campaigners from harassing scientists involved in medical experiments.
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A tough new anti-terrorism law comes into effect in the Philippines, bringing strong criticism from opponents.
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LONDON  - British Prime Minister Tony Blair's government is considering toughening already contentious anti-terrorism powers if it wins another term in office, a senior government minister said Sunday.
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The Australian government, re-elected with an increased majority two weeks ago, aims to toughen its counter-terrorism laws after previous efforts were stalled in the Senate, the attorney general said.
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Britain needs a &quot;radical step change&quot; in its anti-terrorism strategy to combat the threat from global extremism, Home Secretary John Reid has said.
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The home secretary is to spell out proposals for more far-reaching measures to tackle terrorism, amid fears of an al-Qaeda attack on Britain.
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Independent terrorism legislation watchdog comes out in support of the government's detention plan
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Britain's highest court ruled on  Wednesday the government could use controversial anti-terrorism  powers but only in watered-down form.
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David Blunkett  says measures to beat terrorism could include special anti-terror courts and phone-taping.
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Home Secretary David Blunkett has put security at the heart of the forthcoming general election as he promised sweeping new anti-terror laws if Labour won an historic third term.
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The Law Lords&#39; ruling against the detention of foreign terrorism suspects without trial will have widespread implications - potentially affecting existing and planned anti-terror
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British officials proposed sweeping new powers to control and monitor suspected terrorists without charge or trial, including house arrests, electronic tagging and curfews.
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THE Government was seeking new ways to keep terrorist suspects in prison last night after a law lords ruling devastated the anti-terrorism laws introduced by David Blunkett.
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Nine Law Lords are set to a make a major ruling on the extent to which the government can restrict human rights in its bid to combat terrorism.
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New civil orders could be used to restrict the activities of people suspected of planning terrorist acts, David Blunkett, the Home Secretary, said yesterday.