The Guardian today: David Cameron pledges anti-terror law for internet after Paris attacks

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the guardian today Tuesday 13 Jan 2015 g Editor's picks More » David Cameron pledges anti-terror law for internet after Paris attacks PM calls for new laws to break into terrorists’ communications but Nick Clegg warns of encroachment on civil liberties  First Charlie Hebdo cover since deadly attack depicts prophet Muhammad Washington DC Metro passenger dies as smoke fills train and station Ash plume from underwater volcano off Tonga cancels flights and turns sea red Divers recover AirAsia cockpit voice recorder Teenager who killed Breck Bednar in ‘sadistic’ attack jailed for life Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Shellshock! Cadbury comes clean on Creme Egg chocolate change A triumph of the confectioner’s art has been traduced: the iconic treat’s shell is no longer made of Dairy Milk  Why did the world ignore Boko Haram's Baga attacks? Manchester United on alert over future of Barcelona’s Lionel Messi Mozambique links contaminated beer deaths to crocodile bile Farewell to my daughter Kate, who died on Christmas day How Amy Poehler and Tina Fey made the Golden Globes the first feminist film awards ceremony | Hadley Freeman Sport More » Third Ballon d’Or confirms Cristiano Ronaldo’s state-of-the-art genius | Barney Ronay Oregon v Ohio State: College Football Championship – live! Chris Froome raring to take on Alberto Contador in 2015 Tour de France Comment is free More » Why MI5 does not need more surveillance powers after the Paris attacks | Henry Porter The Greens, SNP and Plaid Cymru: why we should be in the leaders' debate | Natalie Bennett, Nicola Sturgeon and Leanne Wood Forget the bad science. Here are my top 5 dos and don’ts of dating | Naomi McAuliffe Culture More » DJ Shadow webchat – as it happened Kate Ashfield on Sarah Kane's Blasted: 'the whole run was charged with energy' David Harsent wins TS Eliot prize for poetry for Fire Songs Business More » UK retailers have worst December since 2008 as discounts affect takings UK petrol prices cut again as oil hits six-year low Technology More » 23 hints, tricks and shortcuts for Android Lollipop Phone interfaces in cars? Drivers don’t need more distractions Travel More » Top 20 new hotel, hostel and campsites in mainland Europe and the UK for 2015 The best adventure holidays for 2015 Life and style More » The sauces that fell from favour It’s great that Céline is celebrating Joan Didion – but to sell accessories? Eyewitness picture of the day More » A child holds a sign declaring Je suis Charlie, during a demonstration for peace and respect in Stockholm, one of many rallies held worldwide in tribute to the victims of the killings in Paris which started at French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo AP