US spying programme 'can continue'

George Bush has been given the go-ahead by a court to continue his domestic spying programme while his administration appeals against a ruling that it is unconstitutional.

George Bush has been given the go-ahead by a court to continue his domestic spying programme while his administration appeals against a ruling that it is unconstitutional.

The US president has said the programme is needed in the fight against terrorism, but opponents argue it oversteps constitutional boundaries on free speech, privacy and executive powers.

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