No need for a warrant if it's 'urgent' - and a new Commissioner appointed by the Prime Minister with a legal duty not to impede police or spies
Closer scrutiny of the draft Investigatory Powers Bill, published at 12.30pm today, has highlighted that government claims that the extensive new surveillance powers intended for Britain's security...
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