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The police chief leading the fight to stop people becoming terrorists has said government plans targeting alleged extremists are so flawed they risk creating a "thought police" in Britain.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Questions Surround Stock Tradeses by Executives  |  The rules governing executives who buy and sell shares of their own companies "are so flawed they have left a confusing landscape that can both raise suspicions about trades that are innocent, and provide cover for others that are less so," The Wall Street Journal writes.

All this adds to the pressures on George Osborne, the increasingly forlorn chancellor of the exchequer.The scale of the surprise suggests two alternatives: either business is much weaker than even the gloomiest forecasters had feared, or the preliminary estimates of GDP are so flawed they are not a reliable guide to the state of the economy.

Just last month, the Mayo Clinic Proceedings published a study arguing that the results of national dietary surveys, such as those that link sugary drinks to type-2 diabetes, are so flawed that they constitute a major misuse of public funds.

The system is so flawed that further debate seems futile.

The original accord was so flawed that some felt it was operating perversely.

At worst, she said, their judgment was so flawed they "are being led off in handcuffs".

I liked that she was so flawed, she was kind of a coward and quite selfish.

6.21pm BST Dear says the bill is so flawed it cannot be sensibly amended in committee.

"She's so flawed in so many ways, I wanted to make her grounded".

What tears at me is that I must appear to be so flawed in their eyes.