Obama hints at NSA shake-up after Snowden revelations
President Barack Obama told a press conference that "trust had been diminished" and it was important to take that into account when weighting up how the US "structures these programmes."
President Obama under pressure to reform NSA
The latest allegations about the extent of British and US spying are fuelling the debate about surveillance - with reform of the US National Security Agency appearing inevitable.
President Barack Obama told a press conference that "trust had been diminished" and it was important to take that into account when weighting up how the US "structures these programmes."
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