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Stick to the rules on rail fares

25.02.09
Heads they win, tails they win. This would appear to be the approach of the bosses of the rail operating companies to the question of fares... more

Goodbye, Sir Ian Blair – we won’t miss you

27.11.08
The beleaguered Met Commissioner leaves office tomorrow. What we need in his place is a solid, reassuring figure who will talk about crime and get the public back on side... more

Straw defends role over 'illegal' invasion of Iraq

18.11.08
Two senior Labour figures have hit back after their role in backing the invasion of Iraq was condemned as "flawed"... more

Smith is forced to scrap 7/7 inquest secrecy law

14.10.08
New laws which could have allowed parts of the 7/7 inquest to be heard in secret were dropped by ministers in a second dramatic U-turn over anti-terror legislation... more

Smith told not to 'panic' MPs into new terror law

14.10.08
Home Secretary Jacqui Smith was warned against trying to "panic" Parliament into fresh terror laws after a crushing Lords defeat of her 42-day detention plans... more

Banks and the blame game

13.10.08
The Prime Minister has paid a visit to Canary Wharf, where he talked about wanting London to remain “one of the world's leading financial centres” ... more

The dead billionaire and the 'KGB poison killer'

14.02.08
What killed Badri Patarkatsishvili? As the police scour his home for clues and a pathologist conducts a post-mortem examination, conspiracy theorists will point to the company he kept on the day he died.... more

Did a secret spy sting lead to assassination?

13.02.08
A few hours before he died, Badri Patarkatsishvili stood on a pavement in Old Broad Street flanked by Boris Berezovsky, Yuli Dubov and Nikolai Glushkov, men who could fairly be described as the Three Musketeers of Russia's opposition in exile... more

Oligarch who lived in fear found dead

13.02.08
A billionaire who lived in fear of assassination has been found dead at his Surrey home... more

Can the Tricycle call Blair to account?

10.04.07
In the absence of a public inquiry, director Nicolas Kent is staging his own tribunal to test whether the Prime Minister should go on trial for 'the crime of aggression against Iraq'.... more

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