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Now it's up to the Joint Committee to carry on scrutinising the controversial draft Snooper's Charter>
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Assange is still stuck in the Ecuador Embassy in London
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Number 10 and Scotland Yard named in leaked emails from Wikileaks
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Apple loses greed cred - and government money
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As promised the government has begun consultations over an automatic block for online pornography
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David Cameron's policy advisers say the UK relishes the tech "arms race" that is happening right now.
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There are some serious technology issues that need to be ironed out in Snooper's Charter. Here's five of the biggest
The Draft Communications Data Bill is released but is widely panned by MPs and privacy experts