During the Second Reading of Baroness (Sue) Miller’s Public Demonstrations (Repeals) Bill, the minister announced that instead of supporting her Bill, the Government would instead soon be announcing other locations where they intend to curtail the right to protest.   more »

The government does not want to "share" my data - it wants full control. How can I give informed consent to having my data 'passed on' if I don't know how it will be used in the future, or who will have access to it? These [data-sharing] proposals show government claims for 'ID cards', centralised medical records and a Children's Index are not only complete fantasy - but currently ILLEGAL. No government that passes (or ignores) laws to serve its own "efficiency" over the personal security and privacy of citizens, can claim to represent the public interest. - Phil 'NO2ID' Booth, London   more »

In 6 years over 80 laws have been passed which have stripped the citizens of Britain of the fundamental right of innocence before proven guilt, stripped of the right of an accused to be presented with the evidence, stripped of the right not to be detained without charge, stripped of the right of a trial before a jury of our peers, stripped of the right to silence, stripped of our right to freedom of movement without let or hindrance, and in many cases stripped of our right of free choice.   more »