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MI5 spies breached law by keeping people's intercepted data for five years, tribunal rules
MI5 workers improperly held people's intercepted data for nearly five years, an independent tribunal concluded on Monday, criticising the spy agency for its "serious failings."
The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) ruled in favour of the charity Privacy International and human rights group Liberty, in the latest of a series of lawsuits the two organisations have filed a...
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