All air passengers flying into or out of UK airports must ensure their electronic devices are charged, following updated guidance from the Department for Transport (DfT).

Questions remain over why police and intelligence agencies did not monitor the Muslim fanatics who beheaded a young soldier more closely, and an inquiry is being carried out by MPs on the Intelligence and Security Committee into how much they knew and whether the killers could have been stopped.

Former UK foreign secretary Malcolm Rifkind has said every large scale terror plot faced by the UK since the July 7 attacks would not have been foiled if the intelligence agencies could not intercept emails and other communications.

Former intelligence analyst Edward Snowden, who leaked details of secret surveillance operations in the UK and US, is believed to have arrived in Russia, according to reports.

Britain’s electronic eavesdropping agency GCHQ has been covertly gathering information from leading internet companies through a secret US spy programme.

One of Scotland Yard’s most senior police officers will be quizzed by MPs over the investigation into the murder of soldier Lee Rigby.

The brutal terrorist murder of a “brave soldier” on the streets of London will bring the UK together and “make us stronger”, David Cameron declared yesterday.

A new investigation must be set up to examine whether British authorities withheld vital intelligence from detectives hunting the Omagh bombers, a parliamentary report said today.

VICTIMS of torture should have the right to sue foreign governments for damages through British courts, a committee of MPs and peers has said.

The British government insulted MPs trying to scrutinise a key Omagh bomb report when it denied full access, an influential House of Commons committee said today.

THE British Security Service and counter terrorist police did not have the resources to identify the ringleader of the July 7 attacks before the atrocities took place, a report has said.

Extra checks to link July 7 London bombing ringleader Mohammed Sidique Khan to terrorism did not take place because of limited resources, a report said today.

TONY BLAIR yesterday ruled out demands for a new inquiry into the July 7 bombings amid claims that MI5 overlooked crucial evidence which could have prevented the attacks.

Pressure on British security service MI5 has intensified as it was claimed that the organisation did not reveal the full extent of its surveillance of the ringleader of the July 7 London bombers to the official body investigating the attack.

THE network of people prepared to involve themselves in terror attacks in Britain is about 1,000 but it has grown sharply in recent years, figures show.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair confirmed today that there will be an inquiry into intelligence gathering on pre-war Iraq.

A fresh inquiry is to be held into intelligence on Saddam Hussein’s supposed arsenals of weapons of mass destruction, it was claimed today.

Reporter Andrew Gilligan’s claim that the British government inserted intelligence into its controversial Iraq dossier knowing it was probably wrong was “unfounded”, Lord Hutton said today.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair chaired the “decisive” meeting which led to the naming of British government scientist David Kelly, the Ministry of Defence’s most senior official said today.

The inquiry into the death of weapons expert David Kelly was resuming today, with BBC director general Greg Dyke giving evidence for the first time.

BRITISH Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon launched a bid to save his political career yesterday, shifting blame for the Dr David Kelly row away from himself and the Government.

British Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon was preparing to fight for his political life today, at the inquiry into David Kelly’s death.

Tony Blair is coming under mounting pressure to authorise an independent inquiry into the Iraqi dossiers affair after a trans-Atlantic split opened up over crucial intelligence.

EXTRAORDINARY allegations that the British Government may have deliberately altered an intelligence dossier on weapons on mass destruction to justify war with Iraq led to furious exchanges in the House of Commons yesterday.