Saturday, 04, Jul 2009 08:37
Iran's ambassadors are being summoned by member states across the European Union, it has emerged, in what is being viewed as a major victory for the Foreign Office.
Billion of pounds could be saved by scrapping Trident and ID cards, the general secretary of Unison will declare today.
A leading British MP has joined the chorus of criticism against Israel's actions in the Gaza conflict, as the country refused to cooperate with an Amnesty report condemning its tactics.
Britain is considering suspending 'normal' relations with Iran in the wake of a series of diplomatically provocative incidents in the unstable Middle Eastern country.
Three more British diplomats have been released by Iran, it has been reported.
Iran and Britain are engaged in a grim, bitter game of diplomatic who-blinks-first.
As today's IPPR report makes clear, finite resources mean tough choices have to be made.
David Cameron and Nick Clegg respond to the prime minister's announcement of an inquiry into the Iraq war.
It's fitting that the inquiry into the Iraq war should be treated with the same hypocrisy and secrecy with which we got into this mess.
Labour and the Conservatives are engaged in a battle for the pink vote as London prepares to host the annual Gay Pride celebrations this weekend.
The constitutional renewal bill aims to rebuild trust in Britain's democracy by redistributing power away from the centralised state, strengthening Parliament and making the executive more accountable, further reforming the House of Lords, and improving civil liberties.
The aviation industry experienced massive growth in the 1980s and 1990s. The UK was one of the principal beneficiaries of this growth, and today, it has an aviation sector that is second only to that of the USA.
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We're in for a treat this week, as Peter Mandelson heads to the committee rooms for his grilling by MPs.