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British police could be given controversial powers to stop and question anyone in the UK under new anti-terror laws, it emerged today.
The measure - so far used only in Northern Ireland - is part of a package of reforms being prepared by John Reid, the Home Secretary, as he prepares to step down next month.
Anyone who refuses to co-operate could be charged with obstructing the police and fined up to £5,000, according to the draft proposals.