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Shoaib M Khan on Twitter: "Lord Bingham: "Which of these rights would we wish to discard? Are any of them trivial or unnecessary
Sun, 04/10/2015 - 9:41pm — CarolLord Bingham: "Which of these rights would we wish to discard? Are any of them trivial or unnecessary?".
#HRA15 pic.twitter.com/QIh9d9tHfg
— Shoaib M Khan (@ShoaibMKhan) October 2, 2015
Naomi Fowler on Twitter: "2) wow, what a map! Graphically shows the problem with secrecy jurisdictions http://t.co/u37lU3bWWH ht
Wed, 30/09/2015 - 12:00am — Carol2) wow, what a map! Graphically shows the problem with secrecy jurisdictions http://t.co/u37lU3bWWH pic.twitter.com/1iPxYbjlec
— Naomi Fowler (@Naomi_Fowler) September 30, 2015
"Please change your fingerprints at next login"
Fri, 25/09/2015 - 12:54pm — Carol"Please change your fingerprints at next login" https://t.co/UW8BNjM1dS
— Antonis Polemitis (@polemitis) September 23, 2015BT finally does the right thing?? For how long?
Mon, 06/07/2009 - 5:52pm — CarolFinally - but not until after invading their customers' privacy - BT have pulled out of Phorm. Worth half a cheer - unless it's supposed to push Phorm into administration so they can buy it cheaply.
Hope the European Court throws the book at both BT and the Government.
