• What Constitutes Intellectual Property Online?

  Intellectual Property is considered to be any idea, concept, writing, imagery or creation that was created uniquely by one...

   

• Police not Paying Bills on Time

  

  Aug 27, 2010 12:35

  The Forum of Private Business has found that some police forces in the UK are not paying suppliers and contractors on time. According...

   

• Labour Government Spent Almost £300m on ID Cards

  

  Jun 23, 2010 11:11

  The coalition government has said its predecessor spent just under £300m to develop the ID card and biometric passport schemes....

   

• Police in breach of the Data Protection Act

  

  Jun 22, 2010 12:26

  by David Neal The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has found Kent Police in breach of the Data Protection Act. This...

   

• BNP Activist Gets Away With Creating Anti-Muslim Leaflets

  

  Jun 22, 2010 12:23

  A BNP activist who delivered leaflets which blamed Muslims for the heroin trade has been cleared of intending to incite religious...

   

• Teen Found Guilty For Facebook Murder

  

  Jun 22, 2010 12:13

  A 16-year-old boy has been detained for killing a former friend after the pair traded insults on Facebook. Salum Kombo,...

   

• Police failed to process DNA samples linked to violent crimes

  

  May 14, 2010 9:53

  Press Association A London police force failed to submit DNA samples, including those linked to violent crime, rape and...

   

• What Does The New Government Mean For Farm Trade?

  As the country settles itself to a new coalition Government, where does food sit in importance and priority? We can start...

   

• Unemployment highest since December 1994

  By Mike Jones As the new Liberal Democrat-Conservative Coalition began its first full day in office the scale of the task...

   

• Record number of police but overtime bill doubles

  Spending on police overtime has nearly doubled over the past decade despite record numbers of police officers, according...

   

• David Cameron to kill the Digital Economy Act?

  There’s a new man at Number 10 Downing Street. His name is David Cameron. He is promising to make lots of changes to...

   

• Innocent man’s fury after police took fingerprint and DNA samples

  AN ex-soldier who has served in Northern Ireland and guarded the royal family is calling for a police investigation into...

   

• Brown resigns, Cameron to take over as PM

  

  May 11, 2010 20:45

  Gordon Brown resigned as prime minister on Tuesday and said Conservative leader David Cameron would take over, ending 13...

   

• Reports: Lib-Con deal confirmed

  By Ian Dunt Gordon Brown could quit as prime minister as early as tonight, if media reports are to be believed. The Evening...

   

• Revealed: cost of swine flu ‘outbreak’

  By Paul Francis A Kent health trust spent more than £1m preparing for the swine flu outbreak – nearly three times...

   

• NHS refuses to reveal details of doctors’ salaries

  THE NHS in Devon has refused to divulge details of GPs’ pay. In a formal request made using the Freedom of Information...

   

• Probe on election ‘irregularities’

  A police investigation was under way into alleged irregularities at a local election vote. The returning officer for Burnley,...

   

• ID Card Scheme Could Be Abolished

  

  May 11, 2010 14:14

  David Cameron said he was making a “big open offer” to the Liberal Democrats to join his party in government....

   

• Gordon Brown Will Step Down As Labour Leader

  

  May 10, 2010 18:18

  By Philippe Naughton Gordon Brown announced tonight that he is to step down as Labour leader but wants to remain in No 10...

   

• ‘Spy cameras’ for crossing patrols

  

  May 10, 2010 15:41

  Lollipop ladies (and men) have a new weapon in the battle against dangerous motorists – cameras fixed to their trademark...

   

• PIRACY PLAN ‘IS ILLEGAL’

  Brendan Abbott PLANS to suspend the internet accounts of “copyright pirates” who illegally download and swap films and...

   

• Equality group takes racist BNP to court over ethnic exclusion

  THE Equality and Human Rights Commission has begun legal action against the British National Party over concerns about ethnic...

   

• Government allows staff to abuse privacy laws

  Councils are failing to prosecute staff caught using a sensitive government database to snoop on celebrities and members...

   

• Biometrics system for foreign students

  A parliamentary committee has echoed universities’ concerns over the robustness of the biometrics system that will...

   

• Internet firms condemn “unwarranted” invasion of people’s privacy

  A proposal to allow Cheltenham listening post GCHQ to monitor any email, phone call or website visit of people in the UK...