• BNP snubbed by EU

  The British National Party’s first two Euro-MPs are finding it increasingly hard to win friends and influence people in...

   

• Girls sold into slavery for $2,000

  Two 22-year-old girls from Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan who have been “prepared” to become prostitutes are now released...

   

• Met to probe torture collusion claims

  The Metropolitan Police are to investigate claims that British agents colluded in torture, Scotland Yard said. Officers are...

   

• Activists Sound the Alarm on Obama’s Budget

  Over two dozen AIDS activists were arrested just outside the U.S. Capitol building yesterday while protesting President Barack...

   

• USA license plate cameras

  Welcome to Tiburon. Click. Your presence has been noted. The posh and picturesque town that juts into San Francisco Bay is...

   

• Bombings Across Iraq as Violence Continues to Soar

  The death toll in a series of bombings today continued to rise, as Iraq faced the deadliest day since its celebration of...

   

• Secret Program Fuels CIA-Congress Dispute

  Four months after he was sworn in, CIA Director Leon E. Panetta learned of an intelligence program that had been hidden from...

   

• UN human rights chief says reports suggest possible war crimes in Somalia

  The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, said Friday it is clear that grave violations of international human...

   

• DNA of thousands of innocent people held by police

  MORE than ten people have their DNA recorded and stored by Redbridge Police every day, the Guardian can reveal. A total of...

   

• Government replies to EU legal challenge on Phorm

  The government has replied to a legal challenge from the European Commission (EC) over the online advertising technology...

   

• Scrap The National Identity Register

  Chris Grayling told a House of Commons debate on scrapping identity cards on 6 July 2009 that a Conservative government...

   

• IBM to build UK fingerprints database

  The Identity and Passport Service (IPS) has contracted IBM to build a database to support the Government’s switch to...

   

• Proecutors review phone-hacking claims

  Prosecutors are to look again at claims of alleged phone hacking by the News of the World, it was announced tonight.   Keir...