“On 24 September, Gordon Brown declared to the Labour conference: “I have no doubt that the best answer to disengagement from our democracy is to renew our democracy. And that means more change . . . change to strengthen our liberties to uphold the freedom of speech, freedom of information and the freedom to protest.” Three days later, Derek Pasquill, 48, an official at the Foreign Office, was charged on six counts of breaching the Official Secrets Act.” -New Statesman
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