Archive of articles from 2004

Howard makes case for change

Politics.co.uk

Conservative Party leader Michael Howard today used his New Year's message to make the case for a change of direction in the way Britain is governed.

Trade unions gain power to expel extremists

Politics.co.uk

Trade unions have today gained the power to expel racists and xenophobes from their ranks.

New Year Honours trigger controversy

Politics.co.uk

The New Year's Honours list has courted unusual controversy, with the Conservatives raising concerns over some of those commended.

Transport Direct website launched

Road and rail linked by Transport Direct

The Department for Transport has today launched Transport Direct, a new website offering a travel planning service for rail, bus, car and plane journeys all over Britain.

Government makes UK world's biggest Tsunami donor

Politics.co.uk

The Government has announced an increase in aid to Tsunami hit countries, making the UK the largest national relief donor in the world.

Government targets takeaways in antisocial behaviour battle

Richard Caborn outlines licensing law changes

Licensing minister Richard Caborn has announced new plans to use licensing laws to tackle antisocial behaviour at late night takeaways.

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