Hicham Yezza, the University of Nottingham employee who came to prominence after helping a research student download a so-called 'terror manual',...
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See her for what she was
Mary Whitehouse was a shrill provocateur on a relentless crusade to stifle, oppress and scare, writes Padraig Reidy Mary Whitehouse has always been...
Two men held for download of ‘terror manual’
Two men, a student and an academic administrator, were held for six days by Nottinghamshire police last week under the Terrorism Act. Hicham Yezza...
Malik case resumes
Journalist Shiv Malik's attempt to have a production order served on him by police resumes at the Royal Courts of Justice this morning. Malik, 27,...
Sex Crime 2008
Visual artists and even pop stars could face prosecution under new British legislation, writes John Ozimek Collectors looking to make a fast buck by...
Debate: the Kollerstrom question
Academic Dr Nicholas Kollerstrom was last week stripped of his honorary post at University College London, after his controversial views on the...
Malik wins right to appeal
Journalist Shiv Malik has been granted leave to appeal against a production order served on him by police. Malik, who specialises in writing on...
Paper refuses BNP ad
London local paper the Hackney Gazette has decided not to allow the British National Party to advertise in its pages. The paper was the focus of...
Dealing with the devil
Should publications only run ads that match their principles, asks Peter Wilby Many readers and some journalists believe editors should apply the...
Termination of BAE investigation unlawful
Arms trade campaigners are celebrating today, after a London judge decided that the director of the Serious Fraud Office should not have dropped an...