In quotes: Government on terror plans from BBC News. Media coverage Blair defeated over terror laws – BBC News report British Law Against Glorifying Terrorism Has Not Silenced Calls to Kill for Islam by Souad Mekhennet and Dexter Filkins, The New York Times, 21 August 2006 Opinion-editorial articles Just prior to the 90-day detention vote Why MPs should reject 90-day detention – The Guardian. "It is a huge breach of the 300-year-old habeas corpus principle that every arrested citizen has a right to be either charged or freed. Democracies are not supposed to allow imprisonment without trial." Out of the frying pan of terror – but Blair will end up facing Labour's fire – The Times. "What looked rash on Friday looks astonishingly percipient today. At a stroke the Liberal Democrats and, more importantly, the Conservatives are at cross-purposes with the electorate on probably the most cutting issue of the decade." Just post 90-day detention vote A failure of political judgment – The Guardian"the wounding conclusion from Wednesday's defeat concerns Mr Blair's judgment, rather than his authority." For country and conscience – The Times'' "Tony Blair no longer commands. Teflon Tony is dead". The Prime Minister now needs to accept that this is the case and ponder how to adapt to a world where policies could regularly get stuck on the political pan." Terrorism laws in the United Kingdom United Kingdom Acts of Parliament 2006 Censorship in the United Kingdom