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  1. But ex-cabinet secretary also adds that Snowden docs revealed no significant examples of abuse of power by security agencies towards citizen

  2. Former cabinet secretary, Lord Butler, says Snowden's disclosure of bulk collection of personal comms data did lead to valuable discussion

  3. Ex-Met chief,Ian Blair, tells peers 3 most imp. advances in policing in last 100 yrs are fingerprints, DNA, and electronic comms analysis

  4. Ex-head of MI5, Manningham-Buller, says agency faced departmental opposition in 2000 when argued for human rights compliant legislation

  5. Welfare cuts, net tax rises and higher govt borrowing used by Osborne to avoid 'rollercoaster' squeeze on public services - OBR verdict

  6. James Brokenshlire says 55,000 more migrants arrived in Italy in 2014 than appear on EU databases -UK pressing for all must be fingerprinted

  7. James Brokenshire attacks EU's scheme to relocate 40,000 asylum seekers across Europe as a pull factor 'making a difficult situation worse'

  8. UK Immigration minister says Britain has refused to take any relocated migrants from Italy/Greece 'cos 'it just moves the problem around.'

  9. UK immigration minister, James Brokenshire, says 500,000 to 600,000 people in Libya who want to make journey northwards to Europe

  10. Immigration minister, James Brokenshire, gives evidence on Mediterranean migrant crisis to House of Lords from 10.15

  11. People who carry knives to be jailed under 'two strikes' rule from next week

  12. Legal highs a factor in 19 prison deaths in two years, says prisons and probation ombudsman

  13. Is Irish ban on legal highs driving markets underground?

  14. Theresa May's legal highs ban is unenforceable, say government advisers

  15. Sustantial damages to be paid to at least four vulnerable victims of torture who were detained under Home Office fast-track asylum system

  16. Detained fast track asylum process suspended via

  17. More than 100 asylum seekers to walk free after detention system quashed

  18. More than 100 asylum seekers to be released after fast-track detention ruling

  19. Latest published figures show that 4,286 asylum seekers were locked-up under the fast-track in 2013 - 1/5 of total and 95%+rejection rate

  20. Immigration minister, James Brokenshire, says temporary suspension for a matter of weeks to ensure asylum fast-track system is not unfair

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