Brown plans tougher anti-terrorism law

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown unveiled proposals yesterday to toughen anti-terrorism measures and address a crippling housing shortage in a new policy platform meant to revive his ruling Labor Party.

Brown's program includes a plan to build 3 million houses to tackle a housing shortage and a climate change law that aims to cut carbon emissions by 60 percent from 1990 levels by 2050.

The government said it would introduce a new law to strengthen prosecution of terrorism cases.