Woolwich killing sparks calls to monitor internet and email

The brutal terrorist killing of a man on the streets of London sparked calls for the Government to revive plans to extend internet and email monitoring powers to the security services.

The brutal terrorist killing of a man on the streets of London sparked calls for the Government to revive plans to extend internet and email monitoring powers to the security services.

Former independent reviewer of terror laws Lord Carlile said it should provoke a “pause for thought” on the decision to drop the planned Communcations Data Bill from the Queen’s Speech.

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