Mahmood accused of waving through national security legislation without scrutiny
The bill would let the Home Secretary designate hostile groups and expose people working for them to prison terms of up to 14 years.
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Mahmood's new bill on national security an "alarming expansion of state power"
Jeremy Corbyn has slammed Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood’s new National Security (State Threats) Bill, branding it an “alarming expansion of state power” that poses a “grave risk” to civil liberties. The Bill is being fast-tracked through all three readings in the House of Commons on Wednesday. The Bill would amend the National Security Act 2023 to introduce a power for the Home Secretary to designate bodies involved in “foreign power threat act…
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Mahmood accused of waving through national security legislation without scrutiny
The Tories have criticised the Government for only allocating one day in the Commons for MPs to debate the new legislation.

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