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Stephen Lawrence's mother, brother and father in 2012 after his murderers' sentencing. They were subsequently spied on by Met undercover officers

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Andrew Miller is chair of parliament's science and technology committee

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Carl Miller: 'Make normal people, even randomly chosen people, part of the actual machinery of oversight'

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Christian Berg: The government's role is to be the guardian of our society. Sadly, society is far from guarded

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