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  1. More women hiring private investigators to spy on cheating husbands
  2. Private investigators: no longer in the shadows
  3. Illegal trade in private information set to continue
  4. Impugning with impunity by David Leigh
  5. Ministers lift jail threat on data theft by David Leigh and Rob Evans
  6. PM seeks retreat on bill to outlaw press spying by # David Leigh and Rob Evans
  7. Licence to steal by David Leigh
  8. Poole council spies on family over school claim By Richard Alleyne
  9. Teacher 'tailed by private eye' By Tim Healy
  10. Ex-Yard detective arrested over unsolved murder case by Sean O'Neill, Crime Editor
  11. Celebrity Private Investigator to the Stars Returns to South Africa
  12. Bust-up with the boss? By Jon Kelly - BBC News
  13. New Bill in New Zealand Gives PIs More Powers
  14. Council motoring fines 'illegal'
  15. The Facebook tool which turns your mobile into a snoop
  16. A snapper, a security guard and 16,000-plus internet hits...
  17. National Dismissal Register
  18. Guardian Angels flee brutal Britain
  19. UK Computer Store Caught Selling Pirated Items
  20. Anonymous Witness Evidence
  21. Gumshoes fined for debt collection pretexting blag
  22. Councils told to stop snooping
  23. Terror laws aren’t a licence to snoop, councils warned
  24. Councils told to stop using spy laws for 'trivial' issues
  25. Councils warned over spying laws
  26. Ebay Con-Artist Ring Caught with Reverse Lookup Search
  27. Lloyds TSB hires private detectives to find lost account holders
  28. Move against court anonymity ruling
  29. Ebay ordered to pay $61m damages
  30. UK most popular destination for 419 scams By John Oates
  31. PI Licensing
  32. Google's controversial Street View hits the UK
  33. Are the Guardian Angels back?
  34. Top hairdresser hired private eyes to spy on staff after £80k stock theft
  35. Another Police "Farce"
  36. Private detectives hunt for late library books
  37. Banks hire detectives to trace loan evaders
  38. Suicide bid on CCTV may herald new privacy law
  39. European data directive 'not fit for purpose'
  40. TV Review - On the Fiddle? From Need to Greed, BBC One, Thursday, 10 July, 9pm
  41. Employee dishonesty: Surveillance - Undercover work
  42. MOD missing 658 laptops
  43. Google's Street View under fire
  44. Private eyes fight curbs on crimebusting
  45. How reliable is DNA in identifying suspects?
  46. PIRACY CRACKDOWN
  47. UK - Ministry of Justice loses 45,000 records
  48. Blank Passports Stolen
  49. New Search Engine Cuil.com - an alternative to Google
  50. House repossessions at all time high
  51. Google Streetview
  52. Data Protection Conference
  53. The big business in business fraud
  54. BBC sorry after TV data is stolen
  55. Cloned Passports
  56. Disability fraud referee jailed
  57. eBay wins right to not police counterfeit goods
  58. Madeleine McCann's parents hire US private investigators
  59. Criminals Data Lost
  60. McCann PI Dropped
  61. Police Code of Dress
  62. Rise in Business Crime
  63. Home office sacks data loss company
  64. AUTOMATIC NUMBER PLATE RECOGNITION (ANPR)
  65. Robin Hood Bank Employee
  66. Aussies sue IOC over ticketing scamBy
  67. New ID card for foreigners unveiled
  68. Insolvency
  69. Success as private investigator finds dog
  70. Files on RAF staff stolen from base
  71. 'MI6's terror snaps' on eBay camera
  72. Court dismisses police fire claim
  73. There’s no hiding place as spy HQ plans to see all
  74. Biggest Company Losses
  75. Rent dodgers live here
  76. Financial crisis: Home safe sales soar as trust in banks collapses
  77. Financial criminals registered at Companies House
  78. Deadly Key Ring
  79. Gurkhas
  80. Benefit Fraud
  81. Divorce
  82. Terror Suspect allowed to stay
  83. Two Held Over Accident Claim Scam
  84. Information Commissioner orders naming of Tribunal employers
  85. Court of Appeal orders men to disclose encryption keys
  86. McCann PIs In Fee Controversy
  87. Criminals Web Site shut Down
  88. Gun parts for sale on eBAY
  89. In Jamaica, Police Will be Allowed to Take on Private Work
  90. The Gadget Show - 20/10/08
  91. Private detectives finger Government for licensing fiasco
  92. Thai Government want extradition from britain
  93. Four deny private investigator's murder
  94. Lost property? Only a third of items are returned while station staff pocket the rest
  95. Serious Fraud Office Investigate Arms Deals
  96. Suburban streets where up to 50 cats have vanished
  97. Speed cams ditched in Wiltshire
  98. Skiving Aussie fingered on Facebook
  99. Flippin Passwords!
  100. Privacy watchdog calls Home Office plans threat to British way of life
  101. Crazy Laws
  102. A quarter of law firms admitted to losing confidential documents
  103. Thief gets just rewards
  104. US helicopter raid' inside Syria
  105. Fingerprint Scanners.
  106. Home Office mulls fighting hacking with corporate ASBOs
  107. House repossessions increase 71%
  108. Are your fuel costs high
  109. Surveillamce on parents
  110. £500m owed in fines
  111. CSA Hand Over
  112. Data Protection the DVLA Way
  113. Jurors nod off during Croydon fraud case
  114. Catching criminals in Spain
  115. Security licence body chief quits
  116. Law firms' private investigators examined
  117. Rise in insolvency
  118. Daily Mail chief Paul Dacre criticises BBC growth and privacy rulings
  119. Tax fraud chief 'paid wife £100k'
  120. Nowhere to hide on the web as world’s biggest free people search launches in uk
  121. No Second chances after Wife finds Husband cheating on Second Life
  122. Straw bulks up Information Commissioner's powers
  123. VAT rate cut
  124. Pictures of Baby P's Killers
  125. DNA database 'breach of rights'
  126. UK PIs Still Seeing Plenty of Work in Economic Tough Times
  127. Schengen
  128. Met adviser 'wanted over terror'
  129. Facebook
  130. PI gets 15 years
  131. Community Fund Raising Event 2009
  132. Snoopers to spy on public in bid to nab litterbugs
  133. Important Changes for Business Visitors to the UK
  134. Fraudsters targeting British taxpayers
  135. Computer Fraud
  136. Home Office to review UK's surveillance powers
  137. CCTV must not record conversations, warns new guidance
  138. How to use public Wi-Fi safely
  139. Oz couple served legal docs via Facebook
  140. Is filming someone in the street a breach of privacy?
  141. PI arrested over Art Theft
  142. Family of missing Amy hire private investigator
  143. Google search finds missing child
  144. New privacy watchdog is announced
  145. Corrupt cop abused police database to blackmail child abusers
  146. NY policeman plunders US terror watchlist
  147. Letters of Intent
  148. Home Office vows to better protect personal data
  149. 400,00 to access new database
  150. On the hunt with love cheat detectives
  151. Privacy-protecting search engine ignores IP addresses
  152. Fake SAS man given cabinate security job
  153. Should Korea License Private Detectives?
  154. Boseman wants to limit rights of private investigators
  155. Parliament probes privacy law, could give it legislative 'nudge'
  156. Jail for photographing police?
  157. Britain's surveillance culture undermines democracy
  158. Private Investigators Find Olivia Newton John’s missing ex-boyfriend Patrick McDermot
  159. Madoff Private Eye Has the Action -- Now All He Needs Are the Lights and the Camera
  160. Locked gate saved wife from murder by husband
  161. Article Man shackles wife in car to drown her
  162. violent past of doorman raises questions about SIA checks
  163. Sisters launch private-investigations agency on Bainbridge
  164. Another legal Farce at a cost to Tax Payers
  165. Google Latitude keeps tabs on friends' locations
  166. Murder Hunt For Facebook Fugitive
  167. Surveillance needs better controls?
  168. Courts: Internet
  169. Valentine's Day Brings Business For Private Investigators
  170. When Cupid gets it wrong, suspicious minds get busy
  171. How to be a private detective (by post)
  172. Privacy International (PI) - Black Zone Report on Data Sharing - Sharing the Misery
  173. Businesses must resist informing the police first
  174. Fraud: we're seeing tip of a large iceberg, warns lawyer:
  175. Britain faces summer of rage - police
  176. Debt collection can be harassment: British Gas ruling sends warning to all suppliers
  177. Illegal to photograph police
  178. Identity Fraud
  179. Private Investigator sues R Kelly
  180. Another possible Scam - Social Network Groups
  181. Largest operation ever mounted in Scotland:
  182. Top companies 'bought personal details of thousands of staff from private investigato
  183. The troubles return.
  184. Companies Act Implementations
  185. I hired a private eye to catch my cheating hubby
  186. Pentagon plans blimp to spy from new heights
  187. Sick email sent to children
  188. 13,000 people wrongly branded criminals
  189. Who is in Court?
  190. Credit Card Blitz
  191. The Mentalist rocks!
  192. Twitter News - Large Fire Breaks Out In Central London
  193. The Daily Express page 42 today
  194. Crackdown on Fraud
  195. 14% Rise in Credit Card Fraud
  196. Google Street View hits UK streets
  197. Call to scrap 'illegal databases'
  198. ‘Ladies’Detective’: offbeat sleuthing
  199. Big Brother is watching: surveillance box to track drivers is backed
  200. Cowboy wheel clampers
  201. Personal web data to be stored for a year
  202. I'm just nosey by nature, says private investigator
  203. Councils urged to use private investigators to track down absent property owners
  204. Privacy on FB
  205. Business Fraud Booms
  206. Our Taxes Again
  207. They've got your number
  208. Google Street View Not Violating Privacy Laws Says ICO
  209. Merseyside councils spent £14k on private detectives
  210. Stolen identities on sale for "less than can of cola"
  211. Cloud Computing
  212. Common sense on Street View must prevail, says the ICO
  213. Cuomo: Lynbrook process servers committed fraud
  214. Google street view
  215. ICO launches drop-in sessions on social networking site
  216. Family courts system accused of hiding evidence from parents
  217. Judge Margaret Short sacked for being rude to solicitors
  218. Been blogging again!
  219. So, do you still want to serve papers?
  220. U.K. Expenses Row Also Dogs the Media
  221. Phone firm customers warned over data
  222. OFT warns debt sector about tracing tactics
  223. Childrens Database
  224. Michael Martin to 'stand down' as Speaker of the House of Commons
  225. MI5 Surveillance
  226. Government rejects Lords' Surveillance Criticism
  227. Lumley has led the campaign with such success, many are calling on her to stand as MP
  228. "Whos watching you".
  229. SIA Licensing
  230. Council uses terror law to spy on shirker in shower
  231. Snooping councils face surveillance ban
  232. The strange case of the private detective who isn’t
  233. Is It Legal for A Private Investigator To Lie On MySpace?
  234. PIs Hired to Spy on Employee’s Personal Life
  235. Multi cell phone video surveillance system!
  236. Police Encourage Citizens To Report People Who Drive Nice Cars
  237. Tourists Or Terrorists? Police Erase London Sightseers Photographs Citing Terrorism
  238. virtual courts deliver swift justice
  239. Caught after 30 years: the man who conned Springsteen and the Triads
  240. The lot of a private detective not a happy one
  241. The lunacy continues
  242. More lunacy
  243. Meet the repo man who takes back jets, yachts and racehorses
  244. Woman held over detective's death
  245. The Investigator - e-magazine
  246. MI6 chief's Facebook details cut
  247. New South Wales Police Use Twitter
  248. Private Investigator Ian D Withers speaks out on the Hacking debate - Radio 5 Live
  249. The real No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency
  250. MI6: A Century in the Shadows - BBC Radio 4