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A top British police official will appear before members of Parliament looking into the use by covert officers of identities of dead children, officials say.
The British Parliament sought to question British Home Secretary Theresa May on the difficulties of deporting foreign terrorists, a committee chairman said.
The children of the British nurse found hanged after she answered a prank call about Kate Middleton's pregnancy said her death left a void in their lives.
The nurse who died in an apparent suicide after two Australian DJs made a prank call to her London hospital left a note criticizing colleagues, sources said.
A company with a $450 million contract to provide security for the 2012 London Olympics has fallen far short of its obligations, its chief executive said.
British lawmakers called on the government to take action against a "black market" in personal data tracked by private investigators for clients.
Passengers flying into England's Heathrow Airport say they faced up to 2-hour delays as they waited to pass through airport's immigration check points.
British officials say a ruling by the European Court of Human rights could snarl the deportation of as many as 15 terrorism suspects.
A British Sunday tabloid told Surrey police in 2002 about hacking the cellphone of a missing 13-year-old girl, Chief Constable Mark Rowley said Thursday.
England will impose strict limits on immigration amid fears that rising joblessness could heighten racial tensions, an official said.
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