
'Google and Twitter must do more to stop privacy breaches'
Major internet companies told to better control online content to stop people using their products to breach court orders
Abu Qatada ruling ''threatens UK security''
The European Court of Human Rights was wrong to say that the radical Muslim cleric could be released on bail, say MPs
Bloggers and Twitter users face police visits
People who blog and tweet in defiance of court orders face prosecution and 'severe sanctions', warns Attorney General
'Browsing' juror now faces prosecution
A juror alleged to have obtained information on a defendant could be prosecuted via the High Court
''Legal aid cuts could damage justice''
Courts could be clogged with people trying to represent themselves, says the Attorney General
Cameron: 'I want to put Britain back on her feet'
The Conservative leader told delegates at the party conference in Manchester that if he was in power he would roll back 'big government' in favour of a 'stronger society, stronger families and stronger communities'
Public services are a rapidly changing environment and never more so than now do those in the public sector need to be involved in informed debate, have knowledge of the latest issues and access to articles and comment. 