Blunkett: Extradition treaty regret

David Blunkett has expressed misgivings over Britain's extradition treaty with the United States, despite being the home secretary at the time it was signed.

Brown to take on unpaid development role

Gordon Brown will dedicate himself to unpaid work on international development, he has confirmed.

Labour left reeling by Blair memoir

Labour has been left reeling by the publication of Tony Blair's memoirs, with various factions trying to work out how to position themselves in the wake of his intervention into the party's politics.

PM backs Hague over personal statement

The prime minister has backed William Hague over his astonishingly personal statement last night.

Review: A Journey

The former PM is witty, engaging and occasionally wise - but when the mask slips, the faults emerge.

Review: Jilted Generation by Ed Howker and Shiv Malik

If you can't buy a house or get a job you're probably looking for someone to blame. This book could help you out - even if it won't solve all your problems.

Analysis: Why are the knives out for Mandelson?

In the midst of a leadership race in which all candidates have pledged a break with the past, Mandelson's support has become poisonous.

Dumbed-down A-levels

With A-level results due, the debate over whether they are being dumbed down has returned.

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Interview: Martin Ferguson

Data security is one of the key challenges for Martin Ferguson, recently appointed as the first head of policy at the Society of IT Management (SocITM), the organisation for public sector IT professionals.