Tuesday, 09, Feb 2010 03:52
A ballot will be held to decide which members of the public can attend the prime minister's appearance at the Iraq inquiry.
Jack Straw has denied misrepresenting Britain's position on the legality of invading Iraq to US leaders in the run-up to the 2003 invasion.
The Foreign Office has called Iran's decision to begin enriching higher-grade nuclear fuel from tomorrow "deeply worrying".
Families of British soldiers serving in Afghanistan have been told to brace themselves to expect casualties as an offensive against the Taliban is launched.
Gordon Brown has called last year's highest levels of anti-semitism on record "deeply troubling".
Admirals, generals and air marshals are among senior staff at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) who can expect their marching orders in the coming strategic defence review.
Fundamental questions about Britain's involvement in Afghanistan and the make-up of the nation's armed forces have been raised by today's defence green paper.
David Cameron deployed the overwhelming force of his backbenchers to rout Gordon Brown in this week's prime minister's questions.
The Ministry of Defence seems as overwhelmed by the challenges to come as it has by those of the last decade.
Millions of dollars of aid has been pledged, but Haiti's future remains unclear as the weight of foreign debt remains.
Several key points emerged from Tony Blair's day-long testimony to the Iraq inquiry. politics.co.uk looks at what we learned.
The FCO today issued a response to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinajad's announcement that his country would step up its uranium enrichment process.
Minister for Europe Chris Bryant and Egemen Bagis, Turkish Minister for EU affairs will hosted a reception for members of the UK Turkish community on 8 February
The FCO has signed up to the 10:10 campaign, an initiative to reduce Britain's carbon emissions by 10% by the end of 2010.
Minister for Europe, Chris Bryant delivered opening remarks at a roundtable event for business leaders in the UK and Spain.
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Parliament's packing a lot into its three-day week before the extended half-term break.
MPs will vote on whether to have a referendum on voting reform today.