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EU-USA: DATA SURVEILLANCE: David Cameron told Cabinet Secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood to 'warn' Guardian over Edward Snowden documents

20 August 2013

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See the full story: David Cameron told Cabinet Secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood to 'warn' Guardian over Edward Snowden documents (Independent, link)

And see the article: No 10 contacted Guardian over Edward Snowden secrets (BBC News, link)

Also see: Statewatch Observatory: EU-USA Data Surveillance

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