Schedule 7
The latest news and comment on schedule 7 of the UK Terrorism Act 2000
Met police to pay ‘five-figure sum’ to French publisher arrested under anti-terror laws
Ernest Moret was held en route to a book fair amid fears police are using counter-terrorism powers to target activists
Met police concedes forcing woman to remove hijab at airport was wrong
Critics say female Muslim travellers have been targeted. An out-of-court settlement suggests they are right
Detention of Muslims at UK ports and airports 'structural Islamophobia'
Dossier by Cage attacks ‘suspicionless stops’ under anti-terror laws and highlights minuscule rate of convictions
Schedule 7 brings back bad Irish memories of 1970s miscarriages of justice
If my sister can be drawn into the anti-terror net, imagine the risk to others
Owen Jones
Met police investigating Muslim man's wrongful arrest over terrorism
Innocent youth worker calls on force to apologise after he was detained at Luton airport on way to family holiday in Turkey
I was held after reading a book on a plane – we need to rethink our terror laws
Faizah ShaheenSales of Syrian culture anthology soar after woman held for reading it on plane
What to do when the book police arrive: read on
AL KennedyBritish woman held after being seen reading book about Syria on plane
Police deleted biometric profiles of at least 100 potential terror suspects
Delays and failures by police, border and security services led to fingerprint and DNA records being inadvertently deleted
Counter-terrorism and security bill: proposals and pitfalls
Ministers hope to win cross-party support for bill introducing first major new coercive measures since 2010
David Miranda allowed to appeal against ruling on Heathrow detention
Partner of former Guardian reporter to challenge high court ruling on legality of his detention under counter-terrorism powers
Muslim man stopped by police was wrongly refused access to solicitor
High court rules that Abdelrazag Elosta underwent '45 minutes of unlawful questioning' after being held at a London airport
David Miranda detention at Heathrow airport was lawful, high court rules
Detention of former Guardian journalist's partner was justified by 'very pressing' interests of national security, judges say
Terrorism and Britons fighting abroad
Letters: Will the west never learn from its recent disastrous intervention in Libya and earlier 'liberation' of Iraq?
Asian people 11 times more likely to be stopped at UK borders, analysis finds
UK terror law watchdog calls for end to detention at borders without suspicion
The real question about the terror suspect who fled in a burqa: did MI5 bring him here illegally?
Like Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed, I went on the run as a 'terrorist'
Cerie Bullivant
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