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French saboteurs appeal to stop TV showing trial video

US wants to be able to access Britons’ ID cards

UK government re-introduces ID cards bill

Spys in '007 fantasy world' used in marriage dispute

Contract signed for internet authentication service

Caltex eyes up customers

Get your act together, frustrated client urges ACC

Don't blog your boss

Hospital faxed patient's notes to brewery

Online bank users locked out

<EM>Tapu Misa:</EM> Sense of perspective needed in name suppression debate

Blunkett reels under outburst

Israel will have to try harder says Clark

Spammers face fines of up to $500,000

Israelis' 'regret' not good enough

Israel moves to mend NZ fences

Ashley Olsen sues tabloid for $56m libel over drug claims

Bush calls on Congress to renew anti-terror law

Mother demands change to privacy laws

Doctors hid missing teen

Privacy waiver sought to stem prisoners' payments

<EM>Adam Gifford:</EM> One password will open many doors

Store scans booze buyers' licences

Texas goes to court on spam

Spy agency under strain during 2004, report says

Whitehall shreds secret files before Freedom of Information Act becomes law

Civil servants ordered to delete millions of emails

Pentagon ponders propaganda unit

New privacy code reins in credit-rating agencies

Anyone can be a stalker's victim

Serial stalker goes to jail again

Private spy unit kept tabs on French President's foes

Mapping tool to put all users in Big Brother seat

Police seek man at heart of spy claims

French saboteurs appeal to stop TV showing trial video

US wants to be able to access Britons’ ID cards

UK government re-introduces ID cards bill

Spys in&nbsp;'007 fantasy world'&nbsp;used in&nbsp;marriage dispute

Contract signed for internet authentication service

Caltex eyes up customers

Get your act together, frustrated client urges ACC

Don't blog your boss

Hospital faxed patient's notes to brewery

Online bank users locked out

<EM>Tapu Misa:</EM> Sense of perspective needed in name suppression debate

Blunkett reels under outburst

Israel will have to try harder says Clark

Spammers face fines of up to $500,000

Israelis' 'regret' not good enough

Israel moves to mend NZ fences

Ashley Olsen sues&nbsp;tabloid for $56m libel over drug claims

Bush calls on Congress to renew anti-terror law

Mother demands change to privacy laws

Doctors hid missing teen

Privacy waiver sought to stem prisoners' payments

<EM>Adam Gifford:</EM> One password will open many doors

Store scans booze buyers' licences

Texas goes to court on spam

Spy agency under strain during 2004, report says

Whitehall shreds secret files before Freedom of Information Act becomes law

Civil servants ordered to delete millions of emails

Pentagon ponders propaganda unit

New privacy code reins in credit-rating agencies

Anyone can be a stalker's victim

Serial stalker goes to jail again

Private spy unit kept tabs on French President's foes

Mapping tool to put all users in Big Brother seat

Police seek man at heart of spy claims

Spys in '007 fantasy world' used in marriage dispute

Ashley Olsen sues tabloid for $56m libel over drug claims