In the UK, we aren't having any real public debate about the security services, largely because the homegrown news organisations aren't giving the issues the at

In the UK, we aren't having any real public debate about the security services, largely because the homegrown news organisations aren't giving the issues the attention they deserve. I don't know what would happen to them if they took a stand against a D-Notice. (BTW, the 2nd result on that BBC news search is more like a job ad for GCHQ) (Edited to remove my erroneous claim that D-notices aren't voluntary, turns out they are, though hardly any media orgs. go against them)