As Muslim cleric Abu Qatada faces trial in Jordan after his deportation to a prison near Amman yesterday (July 7), Home Secretary Theresa May has said that the Government will take steps to remove the “many layers of appeals” available to foreign nationals, in a bid to streamline the process.
Google Told to Rewrite Privacy Policy
The European watchdogs have warned Google that they could face legal action if they fail to rewrite their privacy policy.
Cameras Could be Allowed in Crown Courts
In a move which is hoped to bring greater transparency to the judicial system within the UK, it has been reported that television cameras could be granted permission to film within Crown Courts throughout England and Wales.
Stop and Search Consultation Launched
It has been revealed this week that the government are to begin a six-week public consultation throughout England and Wales, in regard to the use of “stop and search” powers.
Websites Still Failing to Comply With Cookie Law
An investigation by the BBC has found that a number of UK websites are still failing to comply with the EU Cookie Law, including websites belonging to a number of MPs.