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Unauthorised tapping into or hacking of mobile communications
The Commons Home Affairs Committee "deplores" News International's attempt to "deliberately thwart" the original investigation into phone hacking in 2005-06 but also states that the police set aside a huge amount of material that could have identified other perpetrators and victims. The committee agrees with John Yates's own assessment that his 2009 review of this investigation was "very poor", that he did not ask the right questions and that he was guilty of a "serious misjudgement". The committee criticises Andy Hayman's cavalier attitude towards his contacts with those in News International who were under investigation which, even if entirely above board, risked seriously undermining conf...
The Program
Xantha Grasso has a mission. Saul Vitetto has a dream. And Roger Bajor desperately needs redemption. Through the time, eddies, and the backwash of the human condition, their paths are destined to cross. But what will they find there? Success where others have failed? Or a failure of epic proportions, threatening to undermine all that we hold dear? Every problem has a solution. Xantha is certain of that. Roger and Saul agree. Now she needs a team, from top to bottom, that will install her Program completely and without reservation about what legal and moral questions it might raise. Death has always surrounded innovative ideas about how to deal with people, and Xantha's Program is no differen...
Private investigators
This report concludes that it is getting easier for anyone to advertise themselves as a private investigator - with modern communications and cheap surveillance devices - and while the industry remains unregulated, a number of serious risks remain. The Committee explores the risks of the involvement of private investigators in the justice system and law enforcement and the threat of corruption those links entail. The Committee recommends that the Government set up a robust licensing and registration system as soon as possible. Private investigators and their companies should be governed by a new Code of Conduct for Private Investigators. Under this system a criminal record for breach of sect...
Post-legislative scrutiny of the Freedom of Information Act 2000
Incorporating HC 1849-i-v, session 2010-12. Additional written evidence is contained in Volume 3, available on the Committee website at www.parliament.uk/justicecttee
READING LIFE BACKWARD, FORWARD: Essays on Meaning, Memory, and Integration
This collection of essays explores what happens when experience outpaces language—and how meaning reorganizes itself when familiar frameworks fail. Moving through illness, memory, fragmentation, synchronicity, and integration, Reading Life Backward, Forward examines moments when identity loosens, perception shifts, and coherence arrives only in retrospect. These essays do not argue for belief or doctrine. They trace structure: how memory behaves as a living system, how symbolic experience becomes destabilizing when ungrounded, and why some forms of awakening arrive sideways rather than by ascent. Written with clarity and restraint, the book offers no instructions and no conclusions. Instead, it develops a form of symbolic literacy—one that allows meaning to be noticed without being inflated, and experience to be carried without being explained away. For readers drawn to psychology, philosophy, and reflective nonfiction, Reading Life Backward, Forward is an inquiry into attention, integration, and the quiet work of making sense without certainty.
