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Former British Home Secretaries testified before a Joint Parliamentary Committee examining the length of time terror suspects can be detained without charge. The committee was reviewing dra…

Members of Parliament debated legislation drafted in response to London transit system bombings earlier in the year. The legislation called for an expansion of investigative powers by law en…

British Home Secretary Charles Clarke and opponents testified before a House of Commons committee on anti-terrorism legislation recently introduced by the government. The bill included a pro…

The Heritage Foundation hosted a panel discussion on “The United Kingdom’s Approach to Terrorism.” Members of the panel discussed the British government’s anti-terror provisions in response…

The British House of Commons Home Affairs Committee held the first hearing on the July 7th London bombings. This was a special hearing called while the British Parliament was in recess. The …

Following Prime Minister’s Questions, British Home Secretary Charles Clarke gave the House of Commons an update on the investigation of the July 7 terrorist bombings in London. He also outli…

British Home Secretary Charles Clarke and members of the House of Commons spoke about the explosions that occurred in London earlier in the morning.

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments on breaking news of terrorist attacks on the public transportation infrastructure in London. Two official announcements by Prime Minister Bl…

British Prime Minister Tony Blair, along with members of his cabinet, announced the Labour Party platform for the British general election on May 5, 2005. Following their remarks, they took …