Paper is pulped
Press Review 9 September 2003
Ministerial interests to remain secret
Press Review 23 July 2003
Privacy rights 'facing extinction'
News Article 25 June 2003
Increasing levels of international surveillance mean that that rights to privacy are being "systematically engineered into extinction", a leading campaign group has warned.
Campaigners warn of 'covert' attack on privacy
News Article 14 May 2003
The security services are gaining access to an unprecedented amount of personal detail on British citizens, privacy campaigners have warned.
Government to release more data
Press Review 21 April 2003
Government retreats over data privacy
Press Review 26 February 2003
Milburn removes right to amend NHS files
Press Review 25 February 2003
Speaker to publish MPs' allowance details
News Article 17 December 2002
The amount of money MPs claim in allowances is to be published for the first time, Commons speaker Michael Martin has revealed.
Ministers 'to be more open'
News Article 5 December 2002
The government has pledged to give less equivocal responses to parliamentary questions.
Number 10 agrees to cut secrecy
News Article 3 December 2002
Downing Street has agreed to publish a Whitehall league table revealing how much government departments have done to cut official secrecy.
Secrecy tables to be published
Press Review 3 December 2002
Whitehall files to be revealed
Press Review 29 November 2002
Data rules extended to drugs testing
News Article 28 November 2002
New rules on freedom of information could apply to previously confidential tests on new medicines, the government has revealed.
Government's openness criticised
Press Review 22 November 2002
Data access rights to be restricted?
Press Review 1 November 2002
