Archive of articles from 2010

MI5 breaks its silence

Jonathan Evan's Telegraph article is almost unprecedented for the boss of MI5

The head of MI5 has been pushed into an unprecedented intervention in the continuing row over British collusion in torture.

Brown finally admits it: Blair was 'incredibly difficult'

Brown finally came clean on his relationship with Blair in the interview

Gordon Brown has finally confirmed the rumours of a disastrously bad-tempered relationship with Tony Blair.

Mandy attacks Cameron's death tax 'wrecking ball'

Tory poster attacking death tax followed cross-party talks

Peter Mandelson has intervened in the 'death tax' debate by calling David Cameron's alleged decision to cut off cross-party talks "contemptible".

BA crucifix employee loses appeal

British Airways has changed its rules, but refuses to say they were illegal

The British Airways (BA) employee suspended for refusing to remove a small crucifix has lost her appeal against the company.

Lapdancing restriction on the way

New restrictions are on their way for lapdancing clubs

Local people came one step closer to being able to stop lapdancing clubs being set up in their area today, with government restrictions entering the implementation stage.

Cameron promises 'radical' Tory govt

David Cameron wants greater contact between British and Scottish governments

A Conservative government will approach its reforms with a "radical zeal", David Cameron has promised.

Lib Dems champion corner shops

Lib Dems back "hard-pressed independent" shops

Nick Clegg has backed "hard-pressed independent stores" over ever-expanding supermarkets as his party announces its plans to rescue Britain's high streets.