A “taxpayer subsidised propaganda exercise” on the EU is being used to lull the British public into a false sense…
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Police urge pub closure power
New powers are needed to close disorderly pubs, bars and clubs for up to a week or even permanently, police…
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Lord Scarman, 93, dies peacefully
Distinguished lawyer Lord Scarman, who conducted the inquiry into the 1981 Brixton riots, has died aged 93. The peer enjoyed…
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Falconer rebuts ‘charade’ claims
Concessions on a bill which critics claim would allow euthanasia “through the back door” were not a political ploy, the…
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Kilroy-Silk attacked with slurry
Euro MP Robert Kilroy-Silk has had a bucket of farm slurry thrown over him by a protester in Manchester. The…
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Howard pitches for UK ethnic vote
Michael Howard is to make a pitch for Britain’s ethnic vote urging people who feel “taken for granted” by Tony…
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New foot and mouth action urged
A senior Tory MP has criticised agriculture department Defra’s “lackadaisical” approach to planning for a future foot and mouth outbreak.…
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At a glance: Tory health checks
The UK’ opposition Conservatives have unveiled plans to introduce health checks for immigrants if they win the General Election. Here’s…
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Labour chooses Manchester
The Labour Party will hold its 2006 autumn conference in Manchester and not Blackpool, it has been confirmed. The much…
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Schools to take part in mock poll
Record numbers of schools across the UK are to take part in a mock general election backed by the government.…
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