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The penalty for disclosure is a prison term of up to five years.

Yesterday Barack Obama announced new curbs on his security agencies.

Such a reluctant response corrodes public faith in politicians and political institutions.

In the US, for example, federal politicians and officials must make such declarations under the and the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act.

That is the single word that respondents cited as the best description of how they feel about politics.

This is the problem with the argument that if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear: it ignores the issue of power.

It always has and always will.

Boyd Tonkin wrote in 2010 that when she arrived in the UK she was immediately introduced to the "British disease": "the overweening haughtinesss of bureaucratic jobsworths, and the deference of citizens.

In 2006, Brooke reduced her request to 10 MPs—the leaders of the parties and a few ministers.

The Royal United Services Institute panel was set up by Nick Clegg, the then deputy prime minister, in response to revelations from the US whistleblower Edward Snowden about the scale of intrusion by US and British intelligence agencies into private lives.

Brooke also has been known to perform lesbian acts with various women on the site.

We Athenians, in our own persons, take our decisions on policy or submit them to proper discussions: for we do not think that there is an incompatibility between words and deeds; the worst thing is to rush into action before the consequences have been property debated… [from Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War, translated by Rex Warner New York: Penguin Classics, 1954 ].