Relying on credit card sales, groups are able to push propaganda through music; Resistance Records, for example, sells CDs with titles like Aryan New Storm Rising.The sheer size of the Internet, and the availability of easy ways to encrypt or render messages anonymous, means that no law enforcement agencies in Britain or the US have seriously monitored the material.The German authorities, by contrast, are monitoring the Internet for counter-terrorist purposes. The Institute wants the companies that sell Internet access to be treated as the publishers of the material accessed through their services, and not to act as if they were no more responsible than telephone firms. In a report published tomorrow, the Institute says: "The Internet has provided a relatively regulation-free environment for the publication of racist material and the organisation of the activities of neo-Nazi and other far-right org- anisations, and terrorist and extremist groups."White supremacist groups, it says, are using American Internet sites to publish material which is illegal in many European countries.It claims the greatest danger is posed by the World Wide Web, which is being used to disseminate ideas from American-based organisations such as The New Aryan Movement, Zionwatch, the National Party, and Independent White Racialists. In a straight-forward secret ballot I don't think she would [return]," said Ms Abbott.But Ms Harman reinforced her claim to be judged on her record as shadow health spokeswoman by issuing new figures from her office showing that there had been a new rise in hospital waiting lists, in spite of the Government's drive to reduce them. In the South Thames region, the number waiting more than a year had gone up from 23 to 430 between March and May. She said it showed that the Tories were failing in their own priorities.. A Jewish think-tank has called for the Internet to be brought under the same legal controls as book publishing.

Lack of legislation, the Institute of Jewish Policy Research says, is giving users of the electronic network a unique chance to broadcast material from anti-semitic and other obnoxious groups. Diane Abbott, member of the National Executive Committee, and Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington, said Ms Harman seemed to have her own assisted-places scheme "If they stuff ballot boxes, of course she'll make it back. "It makes sense for the younger boy to go the same school as his brother, although we haven't finally decided that," Mr Blair said.To add to the tension, allegations of vote-rigging, reported in Saturday's Independent, have continued. If Ms Harman were dropped, critics argue, Mr Blair would come under renewed attack for choosing to send his son, Euan, to the London Oratory, an opted-out school, and yet more criticism for thinking of sending his second son, Nicky, now aged nine, to the same school. It would be seen only as a challenge to Harriet Harman, which it never was," said Ms Addams.Ms Harman's only challenger now will be Ann Clwyd, who is backed by the Campaign Group of left-wing Labour MPs.