'The UK does not undertake mass surveillance,' Theresa May tells Parliamentary Committee
Home Secretary tells Joint Committee that bulk data collection and Investigatory Powers Bill plans don't equate to mass surveillance
The British government doesn't undertake mass surveillance and the draft Investigatory Powers Bill is not about enabling it to do so, Home Secretary Theresa May has claimed. May made the comments while...
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