So now the result of this investigation committee comes out: No, they weren't threatened or bribed, and ....

By law, regular citizens (and all committee members are) are not allowed to meet the custody staff, or inspect any related file. So during the one day of "investigation", they recorded honestly what they saw and heard in the policy custody. And it's "absolutely impossible" for them to uncover any possible secret....

A nice PR try, that's all.

But still a progress.

http://news.ifeng.com/opinion/200902/0222_23_1026999.shtml

I think to be legal, they have to have contracts with ISPs. Considering good relations some UK ISPs have with other telco/ISPs, I'm hopeful they'll open up gradually.