Other court cases on the legality of mass surveillance are being heard across Europe – in France, Germany and the Netherlands – and this decision is likely to aid the lawyers and campaigners running those cases too.
He was a chronic presidential campaigner, running in 1972, 1976 and 1988, 18 years gone from the Senate.
McGuinness was an adept campaigner, running press conferences in Derry and giving visiting reporters, myself included, conducted tours of Free Derry Corner in the Bogside neighbourhood.
Police also cordoned off Navalny's office, where the prolific campaigner runs his Anti-Corruption Fund and co-ordinates his exposés involving government bodies and large companies.
Ebullient, flitting from broadcast studios to luncheon meetings and speaking engagements, popping up at show openings and news conferences, wherever the microphones were live and the cameras rolling, Mr. Koch, in his life after politics, seemed for all the world like the old campaigner, running flat out.
Mad Cap'n Tom, otherwise known as Tom Scott, standing in Cities of London and Westminster, on a platform demanding all rum to be tax free, school children to be trained in swordsmanship and gunnery, and the iPad to be renamed iPatch – Jack Nunn, an anti-copyright campaigner, running for the Pirate Party in the same seat, is a cross bones.
Two other Tory candidates formally launched their bids for the top job on Wednesday: Stephen Crabb, the work and pensions secretary and remain campaigner, running as a blue-collar conservative; and Liam Fox, the former defence secretary, championing the interests of rightwing Brexit backers.
Two other Tory candidates formally launched their bids for the top job on Wednesday: Stephen Crabb, the work and pensions secretary and remain campaigner, running as a blue-collar conservative; and Liam Fox, the former defence secretary, championing the interests of right-wing Brexit backers.
"Of all the countries a freedom-of-information-campaigner might run to for asylum, Ecuador is a strange choice," wrote Naomi Mapstone in a Financial Times blog.
Until a few months ago, when I gave up my job as a transport campaigner to run for City Hall, I went to work on my bike three or four times a week between my home in Kentish Town and the office in Old Street but I'm all over London now so it's not so easy to reach the farthest away places on my bike.
