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UK: Exclusive: Police under fire over arbitrary terror arrests at UK borders

24 August 2013

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IPCC investigating 25 complaints about Schedule 7 detentions at borders as Scotland Yard given ultimatum after refusing to hand over evidence.

See the full article: Exclusive: Police under fire over arbitrary terror arrests at UK borders (The Independent, link).

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