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Big Brother Archive
June 2006
Tighter laws needed on sale of DNA samples, says research chief
Electronic 'spy in the road' may replace traffic wardens
Microchip implants raise flags
Toddlers used in trial of identity biometrics
Vast DNA Bank Pits Policing Vs. Privacy
May 2006
CCTV channel beamed to your home
Spy-Chipped Levi's Brand Jean Now In US
U.S. use of secret warrants climbed 18 pct in 2005
April 2006
ID cards without contact
Two More Free Nations Fall To Biometric Prison
Bill forbids mandatory microchip implants
EU plans €1bn for spy systems, says report
More Britons have DNA held by police than rest of world
Blair's inner circle and its ferocious grab for power
UK Big Brother Has Eye On ID Card Refusniks
Scanners to be used at all rail stations
'Spy in the sky' keeps watch on speeding drivers
March 2006
Clarke to charge ID rebels full cost for card they do not want
ID card laws gain Royal Assent in return to the wartime past
ID cards to be issued in three years after Lords drops its opposition
ID cards to be 'largely compulsory'
Clarke hints at ID cards compromise
Lords defiant on ID cards
Teacher wins legal fight over police DNA record
Identity cards a 'present' to terrorists and criminals, spy heroine says
Ministers defeated over ID cards
Technology & Society RFID Report
Aussie government censors web site
GCHQ tap evidence is not allowed
'Chip and pin' plan revealed for ID cards as peers continue their fight
Compulsory and centralised - UK picks hardest sell for ID cards
Britain's Blair wins key vote in ID card debate
Charter will force BBC to back Britain
Surveillance on drivers may be increased
Lords reject Blair's ID card plans again
Biometric passports introduced
Peers threaten to scupper ID card link to passports
Chip in tooth - scientists point way to new identity tag
'James Bond' pens help keep police on the beat
February 2006
Mobile tracking devices on trial
Smoke ban officers to follow offenders home
DNA data on innocent children to be retained
Blair facing Lords stand-off over ID cards and 'glorifying' terrorism
Why government wants to give you a double identity
Blair wins vote on identity cards
Brown plays the 7/7 card ahead of ID vote
Defence expert undermines Blair on safety of ID cards
Pubs and clubs to scan drinkers
Blair ready to give ground on ID cards
Clarke backs down over plan to make ID cards compulsory
DNA on file until you die
Biometric ID cards 'not secure'
ID fraud figures 'inflated to play on public fears'
January 2006
ID protester stopped and filmed under terror law will have police record for life
ID cards are of 'limited value'
Tearaways caught by camera 'spies'
ID cards 'will track where people go'
Labour ID card rebellion weakens
Peers reject ID-card database plans as attack on freedom
MP in bid to wipe DNA profiles
Second ID cards defeat for government
We don't live in a police state yet, but we're heading there
24,000 youngsters on police DNA database
Fear of the known
Google refuses White House search request
US university spying scandal prompts resignations
Lords defeats will not halt ID cards, says No 10
Researchers fear IT disaster over launch of identity cards
The Freedom of Information Act, one year on
MI5 will get new powers to bug MPs
ID cards dealt double blow in Lords
Blair may drop 40-year bar on tapping MPs' telephones
Will logging your email combat terrorism in Europe?
The Panopticon: A Mass Surveillance Prison For Humanity
New Body Screeners in use in London: We are living in a dystopian nightmare
Huge rise in juvenile DNA samples kept by the police
2006 Counter-Terrorism advertising campaign launched
New Stasi style UK Anti-Terror campaign encourages reporting your neighbours
No identity card? You could be fined £2,500
Freedom fears as the DNA database expands
Prescott satellite to spy on your home
December 2005
US intelligence service bugged website visitors despite ban
Tories ambush Blair on identity cards
NSA eavesdropping said wider than W.House admitted
Government moots ID card links for new UK voter database
Bush orders spy agency to eavesdrop on Americans
Senators defeat Bush in row over civil liberties
MPs' phone tap ban may be lifted
Child database 'will not prevent tragedies'
EU could share ID databases
EU deal on capturing phone data
November 2005
FDA approves injecting ID chips in patients
WHO Calls for Global Surveillance System to Combat Bird Flu
Fears raised on ID card proposals
'ID cards won't make us safer'
Blair faces fresh ID card rebellion
October 2005
ID card plans face delay over technology, ministers warned
Chief scientist to put ID biometrics under the microscope
ID Card bill
UK identity card bill clears parliamentary hurdle
Minister's shock claim: ID scheme to check 13 biometrics
ID card scanning system riddled with errors
Business support for ID cards collapses
Thought crime
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