World wide web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee says plans to increase internet monitoring should be blocked, without a strong watchdog and rules on storing data.
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Berners-Lee: Drop ‘snooping’ plan
Japan’s prime minister says plans to increase the use of nuclear power will be reconsidered in the wake of the Fukushima plant crisis.
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Japan ‘to review energy policy’
William Hague says plans to put big EU treaty changes to a UK referendum are a “massive advance”, amid criticism from Tory MPs.
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EU bill ‘massive advance’ – Hague
The English Defence League says plans for a controversial US pastor to speak at one of its events have been shelved because of his views on homosexuality.
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EDL withdraws invite to US pastor
The deputy PM says plans for five-year fixed term parliaments are part of a package aimed at restoring faith in politics.
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Clegg defends five-year term plan
The Council of Mortgage Lenders says plans by the City regulator to restrict mortgage lending would “sacrifice” many potential borrowers.
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Mortgage borrowers ‘sacrificed’
The New York imam backing plans for an Islamic centre near Ground Zero says plans by a small US church to burn Korans would have sparked “a disaster”.
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Koran burning ‘would be disaster’
