Another National Database failure, £40bn of taxpayer money later, and it still isn’t working, is likely never to be finished, and the information held in it, is in the majority incorrect.   more »

The Guardian begins its article by saying An overwhelming majority of people in Britain are willing to surrender civil liberties to help tackle the threat of terrorism. This is propaganda in its most unacceptable form, and shame on the Guardian for being a part of it.   more »

I am making a call for the government to set up a public access database showing the costs of Britain hosting of the Olympic Games in 2012. I am going to write to Tessa Jowell, outlining why I believe that the only way she can possibly gain public support for taxes to be used to pay for this, is if the public have complete faith that the money being spent is being used properly.   more »

Sir Ken said “We need to be very clear about this. On the streets of London, there is no such thing as a war on terror. The fight against terrorism on the streets of Britain is not a war. It is the prevention of crime, the enforcement of our laws and the winning of justice for those damaged by their infringement.”   more »