The Queen and Prince Philip’s love story with Malta
In the early years of their marriage the Queen and Prince Philip lived in Malta between 1949 and 1951 at
Children in the digital age: Is it still okay to post pictures of your children online?
Before some children are even born they carry a digital footprint with them, with excited parents sharing their ultrasound pictures
Expect ‘daily intrusion’ of your privacy under Theresa May’s new surveillance law – Manchester rights group
People should be fearful of ‘daily intrusions’ by police to their internet records and even personal messages without a warrant, warns a Manchester digital rights organisation.
Data bill is ‘new Big Brother’: Manchester activist slams ‘Orwellian’ government for trying to force through law
The new legislation is being rushed through Parliament this week after Prime Minister David Cameron attracted cross-party support for a law allowing internet service providers (ISPs) and telecoms companies to keep records of calls, texts and internet usage
Piccadilly Pulse: Could you forgive someone you trusted for eavesdropping on your phone calls?
Germany’s Angela Merkel is looking to forgive the US for allegedly tapping her calls
‘They can’t brush this under carpet’: Pirate Party leader demands end to Big Brother spying at Manchester rally
Loz Kaye tells MM that greater political transparency is needed