New photo Parliament seizes Facebook internal papers after Mark Zuckerberg's refusal to answer questions

Parliament has exerted rarely-used powers to seize private documents from Facebook which the social media giant had refused to make public for months after Mark Zuckerberg declined to appear before MPs and answer their questions.

The closely guarded files are believed to contain private emails between Zuckerberg and private executives, including information concerning the media giant's decisions on the handling of data before the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

The legal move comes less than a year after the company fell into turmoil for harvesting data from 87million US users without their knowledge.  

It is more bad news for Zuckerberg, who last week refused to stand down after his company were found to be using lobbyists to smear critics by calling them anti-semitic and linking them to George Soros.

Parliament has exerted its legal powers to get hold of private Facebook documents following Mark Zuckerberg's repeated refusal to answer MP's questions

Following Zuckerberg's repeated refusal to answer questions, MPs in charge of the inquiry into fake news decided to exert their legal powers.

Last Monday chair of the culture, media and sport select committee Damian Collins demanded Six4Three, the US software company suing Facebook, hand in the internal documents they have access to during a business trip.

Founder Ted Kramer was sent a serjeant at arms to his hotel and the company was then given a final warning and a two-hour deadline to adhere to parliament's legal orders. 

However, according to reports, when the software firm founder did not oblige he was escorted to parliament and told to hand in the documents or face jail.

On Friday night lawyer for Six4Three Stuart Gross, confirmed to news group CNN that the British committee had obtained the sealed documents.

Last Monday, Damian Collins, chair of the culture, media and sport select committee, demanded US software company Six4Three hand in documents during a business trip in London

Tweets by Mr Collins show his ongoing battle with chief executive Mark Zuckerberg and his company handling of data

Mr Collins told The Guardian: 'We are in uncharted territory. 

'This is an unprecedented move but it’s an unprecedented situation. We’ve failed to get answers from and we believe the documents contain information of very high public interest.'

The recent move by parliament comes amid the ongoing scrutiny that Facebook has fallen under regarding private data.

Since it was exposed by the Observer in March the American company has lost more than $100bn in value.

The documents are believed to include the decisions that seniors made at the company in the years before the Cambridge Analytica scandal.   

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