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Judiciary. this sniffer dog, trusted by prison officers to root - judiciary. this sniffer dog, trusted by prison officers to root out i judiciary. this sniffer dog, trusted | by prison officers to root out drugs and dominic raab's new best friend. the question for the justice secretary is whether he can win the trust of victims waiting for their day in court. a home ownerfrom 0xfordshire faces a large fine — after a judge ruled his security cameras and video doorbell invaded his neighbour's privacy. jon woodard said he installed the cameras in good faith to deter burglars. but his neighbour ...

Way i can. you are stewarding some big things to your- some big things to your department and government priorities like the potential privatisation of channel 4. you think your departure is kind of damaging to those projects, then? i damaging to those pro'ects, then? ., then? i had three responsibilities, i then? i had three - responsibilities, each of then? i had three _ responsibilities, each of which was looking at really quite considerable legislative change, notjust channel 4 but the whole _ change, notjust channel 4 but the whole future of public service _ the whole future of public ser...

Where we can set our own data laws. and thirdly, i was overseeing the gambling review where there is no doubt that we need to do more to protect people who are vulnerable. so there are a lot of things and the trouble with reshuffles is that you bring in ministers who normally do not have the depth of knowledge. i was very unusual when i first went to secretary of state because i'd spent ten years chairing the select committee, so i did know the subject. but that is quite uncommon. so you then have to spend time with the ministers getting up to speed before they can start taking decisions. that...

Comes in to effect today. the personal information protection law, has more teeth than other data laws in other countries, and its set to have wide—reaching implications for how firms handle cross—border data. how businesses use our data, where its stored and how its protected is a major concern for individuals and governments. china is now laying out the most severe penalties for firms who transfer key data overseas without proper authorisation from the chinese government, and could even blacklist firms to stop them gaining access to data from chinese citizens. joining me now is suzanne r...

Bank statements which he mocked up for the journalist had been used to persuade princess diana to do an interview in 1995. he said the apology was important to him, but that he now wants to move on. the government is facing a growing rebellion that could force it to reverse cuts to foreign aid. 30 tory rebel mps, including the former prime minister theresa may, have now promised to back a bid to increase spending on aid in 2022, after it was reduced by ministers by almost £4 billion. the conservative party has been fined £10,000 for sending 51 emails in borisjohnson's name to people who did ...