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Further safeguards are required in the Counter Terrorism and Security Bill for some of the new measures proposed to plug gaps in the Government’s counter terrorism powers, says the Joint Committee on Human Rights in a new Report.  The Committee suggests a number of ways in which safeguards could be put in place, with regard to both the use of temporary exclusion orders and the seizure of passports.

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• Security & prosperity: article by David Cameron and Barack Obama
• Temporary Exclusion Orders should be subject to judicial oversight
• Safeguards are required in the Counter Terrorism & Security Bill
• Review proposes to remove hundreds of unnecessary powers of entry
• Policing the crimes of today with the methods of yesterday
• ISCP Report on the intelligence relating to the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby
• Security Minister: UK communities are stronger together
• Counter Terrorism & Security contracting opportunity for defence suppliers
• ASI:  Sliding towards a police state in response to extremism is just another form of radicalism
• Home Secretary: UK needs capability to defend its citizens
• Europe's future security challenges
• Grave terrorist threat needs urgent solutions
• Boosting Europe's defence against terrorism
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• Government needs an intervention template before projecting military force again
• Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation reappointed
• RUSI to Implement Project on Counter Violent Extremism for the EU
• Home Office announces new Surveillance Camera Commissioner
• Terrorism Prevention & Investigation Measures may be 'withering on the vine'
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• Ebola & Terrorism are not the only ‘threats’ out there