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MPs step up intelligence scrutiny

The Justice & Security Act, which is poised become law in the coming weeks, gives greater powers to the Intelligence & Security Committee (ISC), which oversees Britain's intelligence services. [...] (184 words)

Issue dated 29/05/2013

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