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| hil26 |
Jail for photographing the policeand other members of the security forceshttp://www.bjp-online.com/public/showPage.html?page=836675 |
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| derek |
This bit made me laugh, because of course, if you were a terrorist, you would answer Yes to this question wouldn't you?
"The incident came less than a week after it was revealed that an amateur photographer was stopped in Cleveland by police officers when taking pictures of ships. The photographer was asked if he had any terrorism connections and told that his details would be kept on file." Surely a modern mobile phone can take pretty good photos much more secretly and are the police going to wrench those from our hands next? It's frightening what can happen in this country while doing perfectly innocent things. |
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| jonH |
it's a sad time for freedom 
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| peteski |
I sometimes wonder why I live in this Country. | ||
| jonH |
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/law_in_action/7874254.stm
2nd part of this show is about the law and taking shots in public. I've not listened to it yet, but have been told to make sure I do 
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| hil26 |
Jon - any idea as to when it is broadcast, as clicking on link gives date as 10th Feb which has obviously gone Dave |
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| peteski |
There is a similar thread on The Register
This is quite a hot topic at present. |
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| jonH |
it should still available as a podcast or on bbc iplayer - i downloaded it via itunes the other day | ||