The address in Tulse Hill was identified from materials found inside the bombers' unexploded rucksacks on Thursday and was immediately put under surveillance.
After he was arrested, al Sunnah's attendees came under scrutiny, and Slahi was put under surveillance.
SST gigs were banned and the label's shop put under surveillance.
"The junta put under surveillance and limited the freedom of the leftists; now the whole country is being persecuted".
In 1913, she was put under surveillance for trying to set fire to a grandstand in Leeds.
They could not reduce the list to fewer than 14 addresses in Lahore and Faisalabad, which they put under surveillance.
Soon, as Stalin's paranoia turned anti-Semitic, they were demoted and put under surveillance because they were Jews.
Hannah Pawlby was put under surveillance by the newspaper and her voicemail messages listened to by the newspaper's £92,000-a-year hacker Glenn Mulcaire, the prosecution said.
The Begley family's barrister said they were concerned that they had been put under surveillance, and asked during the hearing for assurance to the contrary.
British subjects are routinely put under surveillance by flying drones or harassed by the police, the tax authorities and social services.
"What is significantly new about what we have been revealing is the extent to which entire populations are now being potentially put under surveillance," he said.
