UK officials justify Guardian airport detention, destruction of disk drives

Following the UK government's decision to detain Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald's partner at Heathrow Airport under the auspices of a counterterrorism law, the country's Home Office is ramping up the rhetoric, saying that he had "highly sensitive stolen information" and suggesting journalists and critics do some soul searching before pointing fingers at law enforcement. The news follows an earlier Guardian report that a UK intelligence agency ordered it to destroy disk drives and flash stor...