article_snippet.sent: Britain's intelligence agencies have been ordered to destroy information Britain's intelligence agencies got illegally by spying on confidential communications between a Libyan dissident and Sami al-Saadi's lawyers, a watchdog has ruled.
article_snippet.sent: In a landmark ruling yesterday, The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) the only judicial body with the power to investigate the security services, ordered spies to destroy two copies of the sensitive eavesdropped communications.
article_snippet.sent: In order to emphasise the importance of the protection of legally privileged material this secretive tribunal has required Government Communication Headquarters (GCHQ) in Cheltenham to give an undertaking that the parts of the documents containing legally privileged information will be destroyed or deleted so as to render such information inaccessible to the agency in the future.
highlights_snippet.sent: The Investigatory Powers Tribunal overseeing the security services has ordered spies to destroy two copies of the eavesdropped communications .
  