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UK lawmakers: Spies' bulk data snooping not excessive
LONDON (AP) — U.K. spies intercept Britons' online communications in bulk and keep personal data on large numbers of British citizens — but not enough to amount to blanket surveillance or "reading everyone's emails," lawmakers said Thursday. http://dlvr.it/8xJvyS
British spies carry out mass interception of emails, but only read a few: report
By Michael Holden LONDON (Reuters) - British spies carry out mass interception of the public's emails and access large databases with individuals' personal details, but their actions are not indiscriminate or unlawful, a powerful committee of lawmakers said on Thursday. Britain's security agencies have been accused of unfettered snooping on electronic communications since disclosures by U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden indicated spies had been hoovering up emails, text messages and internet communications. Following a lengthy inquiry, the British Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC), which acts as a watchdog for the spy agencies, said the bulk collection of data did not amount to blanket surveillance. http://dlvr.it/8xB57f
Labour's former minister Hazel Blears is to stand down as an MP at next year's general election. Source: Press Association
Hazel Blears, MP of Salford,talking about the bedroom tax at a press conference at Salford City College.