GCHQ, MI5 and MI6 want safeguards governing the use of bulk personal datasets to be reduced
MI5 will oversee the new National Protective Security Authority
Home Office failed to investigate safeguarding issues
Attempts to obtain Western technology and expertise have been professionally planned and organised.
A key intelligence sharing system used by police to investigate extremists was dangerously flawed and unfit for purpose when it was first introduced, according to a former counter-terrorism officer.
Labour MP Liam Byrne alleged that the surveillance was ordered by Brexit backer Arron Banks
It follows an ECJ ruling from last year, which said the UK's Investigatory Powers Act cannot require telecom firms to retain users' location and traffic on an ongoing basis
Facebook is giving 'free pass' to terrorists through end-to-end encryption, said director general Ken McCallum
As many as 10,000 Brits have been targeted, including security and military officials, civil servants, defence contractors and pharmaceutical industry experts
MI5 also accused of not telling judges about failing to delete bulk surveillance data