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"The Guardian reports: 'British Prime Minister David Cameron has encouraged a Commons select committee to investigate whether the Guardian has broken the law or damaged national security by publishing secrets leaked by the National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden. He made his proposal in response to a question from former defense secretary Liam Fox, saying the Guardian had been guilty of double standards for exposing the scandal of phone hacking by newspapers and yet had gone on to publish secrets from the NSA taken by Snowden. Speaking at prime minister's questions on Wednesday, Cameron said: "The plain fact is that what has happened has damaged national security and in many ways the Guardian themselves admitted that when they agreed, when asked politely by my national security adviser and cabinet secretary to destroy the files they had, they went ahead and destroyed those files. So they know that what they're dealing with is dangerous for national security."''"
C'est aujourd'hui que David Cameron, le Premier ministre britannique, doit expliquer comment les autoritรฉs du Royaume-Uni vont rรฉussir ร mettre en place un dispositif de blocage par dรฉfaut des contenus pour adultes. Selon la presse d'outre-Manche, le gouvernement conservateur souhaite รฉgalement mettre les moteurs de recherche dans la boucle, en exigeant qu'ils dรฉrรฉfรฉrencent certains termes relatifs ร la pรฉdopornographie. Ces derniers pourraient d'ailleurs รชtre inscrits sur une ยซ liste noire ยป.