European Union policymakers have agreed on new minimum penalties as part of a stronger crackdown on cyber-crime. A draft directive outlining tougher penalties for cyber-criminals was declared on 4 July.
A new European study has found that two-thirds of Brits support CCTV as a crime-fighting tool and don’t feel cameras infringe on civil liberties. The survey questioned more than 6,000 adults in France, Germany, Spain, Sweden and the UK.
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