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The Guardian view on GCHQ: snooping beyond the law: Editorial: Intelligence swapping with the Americans had been breaking the law for years. Without Edward Snowden, it still would be

07 February 2015

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See the article: The Guardian view on GCHQ: snooping beyond the law: Editorial: Intelligence swapping with the Americans had been breaking the law for years. Without Edward Snowden, it still would be (link)

And see: GCHQ: 7+ years of spying on lawyers/clients heralds mistrials claims (undercoverinfo, link)

Also: GCHQ: IPT Ruling on Interception (link)

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