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Airlines around the world have been warned by the British government not to allow CIA whistle-blower Edward Snowden to board any flights to the UK. The global alert has been issued to carriers warning the former US intelligence worker, who leaked details of the controversial Prism web spy programme, ‘is highly likely to be refused entry to the UK’. It marks a major escalation in Britain’s involvement in the snooping scandal, after Foreign Secretary William Hague repeatedly refused to comment on the leaks. Whistleblower: Edward Snowden, a 29-year-old former CIA technical assistant, claims Britain's GCHQ compiled 197 dossiers on UK citizens based on information from the US spying project Prism

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- Bangkok to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- Britain to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- British to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- CIA to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- Edward Snowden to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- FBI to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- GCHQ to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- Hawaii to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- Home Office to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- Hong Kong to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- NSA to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- Prism to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- Snowden to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- UK to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- US to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,
- William Hague to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,


GCHQ to ask the US for data obtained through the programme,