Lib Dems vow to halt 'snooping'
Liberals Democrats have vowed to kills government plans to allow all calls, emails, texts and website visits to be monitored. David Cameron has insisted the scheme should plud "significant gaps" in UK security.
Clegg: New surveillance laws must protect people's 'civil liberties'
Nick Clegg told ITV1's Daybreak any new surveillance laws must "safeguard people's civil liberties" and said reports that the Liberal Democrats were trying to halt the "snooping charter" were "wildly exaggerated".
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Lib Dems promise to 'kill' gov't web monitoring plans
Liberal Democrat president Tim Farron vows the party would "kill" proposals for increased monitoring of emails and internet use.
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Legislation to let Government read our emails and texts
Ministers are preparing a major expansion of powers to monitor the email exchanges and website visits of every person in the UK.