Proposals for the government to monitor every phone call email or website visit will be unveiled next week.

Every phone call text message email and website visit will be stored for a year for monitoring by the state.

Last week, Britain’s Home Secretary, Jacqui Smith, announced plans for a central database detailing every email sent, website visited, and phone call made within Britain. However, according to Smith, the database would not contain the content of emails, phone calls, etc., but only skeletal data such as the time an email was sent, and the addresses of the sender and recipient. This data is ne...

Government plans to create a database of every phone call and email sent in the UK are facing sustained criticism from the independent reviewer of counterterrorism laws.

Proposed new powers to track every email phone call and website visit have been backed by the country's top prosecutor as "vital" to fighting crime.

Jacqui Smith the Home Secretary scrapped plans for a national communications database amid privacy fears but every email phone call and website visit will still be monitored by the Government.

Plans for a huge expansion of email phone call and internet tracking is being launched.

Proposed new powers to track every email phone call and website visit have been backed by the country's top prosecutor as "vital" to fighting crime.

Proposals which would allow the Government to monitor every phone call email and text message made in Britain may never become law it has emerged.

The Government have plans to start a massive database recording every phone call you make, every email you send, and every text you remove the vowels from.  They have named this bizarre plan the Interception Modernisation Programme, which hardly sounds reassuring, and is still more concerning as the acronym IMP. But just as the plan to