"MPs have been granted a vote on whether they should be allowed to keep their home addresses secret to protect their privacy and security."

Channel 4 News liveblogged the 42-day detention vote in the House of Commons using CoveritLive.

Chris Vallance talks to the Everyblock team about Boris Johnson’s plan to introduce crime mapping to London.

James Ball: "People who spend time and money fighting to get important documents released under the Freedom of Information Act deserve their scoops"

"All that the High Court did last week was rule that once an Act has been passed, MPs can’t exempt themselves from it. They must comply with the Freedom of Information Act however embarrassing that is for them."

"Professor Phillip Meyer has forecast that Scottish titles such as The Herald and The Scotsman will not survive beyond 2018."

Heather Brooke on winning her FOI case: "It’s not right that a citizen is forced to fight so hard for such a basic level of democratic accountability from our elected representatives."

In a rare exception to the usual rules, the BBC was given permission to film inside the courtroom when judges delivered the verdict in a murder trial.

Boris Johnson vowed to introduce street-level crime mapping in London "on day one". Where’s our mashup dataset, Boris?

"[David Cameron] is under no illusions that Mr Johnson, who is notoriously gaffe-prone, will need intensive media management."

Several examples of the crime map genre, including a Borough-level crime map of London.

"The Nice Polite Campaign to Gently Encourage Parliament to Publish Bills in a 21st Century Way, Please. Now."

The House of Commons has released the so-called "John Lewis list", which finance officials use to approve or reject MPs’ expenses claims.

[Scottish Information Commissioner Kevin] Dunion wants ministers to change the law and bring private companies working in the public sector under the scope of the Freedom of Information Act.