Govt to stand firm on anti-terror plans

The British government today signalled it will offer no more significant concessions to critics of its proposals to impose restrictions including house arrest on suspected terrorists.

The British government today signalled it will offer no more significant concessions to critics of its proposals to impose restrictions including house arrest on suspected terrorists.

Senior cabinet minister John Reid made clear that Labour plans to brand those blocking the measures “soft on terrorism”, saying that parties which oppose the plans will have to explain themselves to the British people.

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