Charles Clarke faces his first real test as home secretary on Monday with a possible backbench rebellion over the controversial…
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Blair told to double overseas aid
Tony Blair is being urged to use all his negotiating powers to end poor countries’ debt and double aid. Some…
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Ministers ‘naive’ over phone-taps
The government is being naive by refusing to allow phone-tap evidence in court, a senior EU politician says. Javier Solana,…
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Ex-PM Lord Callaghan dies aged 92
Former Labour prime minister Lord Callaghan has died on the eve of his 93rd birthday. He passed away at home…
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Blair dismisses quit claim report
Tony Blair has dismissed reports he told Gordon Brown he would quit before the next general election. “You don’t do…
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Blair ‘said he would stand down’
Tony Blair promised Gordon Brown he would stand down before the next election, a new book about the chancellor claims.…
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Regiments’ group in poll move
A regiments’ campaign group is to target nine marginal Labour seats at the General Election. Save the Scottish Regiments will…
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Terror detainees win Lords appeal
Detaining foreign terrorist suspects without trial breaks human rights laws, the UK’s highest court has ruled. In a blow to…
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Will Tory tax cuts lift spirits?
Michael Howard has finally revealed the full scale of his planned Tory tax cuts. Should he win the next general…
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UK plan to deport terror suspects
Deals are being sought to allow the UK to deport terror suspects to their home countries without risk of them…
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