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UK: SURVEILLANCE: Home secretary denies security services engaged in mass surveillance

24 June 2014

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See the full article: Home secretary denies security services engaged in mass surveillance - May uses Mansion House speech to make case for reviving 'snooper's charter' legislation, calling it matter of 'life and death' (Guardian, link)

And see: Theresa May says the UK is not a surveillance state, but her proposed law might create one (The Conversation, link)

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