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Welsh mine death inquests begin

27.09.11
The inquests into the deaths of four men who died when a mine flooded in south Wales are to open... more

Trapped miners: Three are dead

16.09.11
Three trapped miners have been found dead in a flooded pit 300ft below ground as hope fades for their missing workmate... more

Alan Johnson named shadow chancellor over Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper

08.10.10
Ed Miliband stamps his authority on Labour’s economic policy by surprisingly naming Alan Johnson as shadow chancellor... more

Nelson Mandela furious with Tony Blair over Iraq invasion

13.09.10
Nelson Mandela felt so betrayed by Tony Blair's decision to invade Iraq that he launched a fiery tirade against him in a phone call to a Cabinet minister, it has emerged... more

Ready for a legal fight over Project Canvas

09.06.10
In The Air: How likely is hotly touted internet TV venture Canvas to get off the ground without a legal fight?... more

Ed Miliband secures place on Labour leadership ballot paper

25.05.10
Ed Miliband becomes first contender for the Labour leadership to secure the 33 official nominations from fellow-MPs needed to get his name on ballot paper... more

Labour claims success in Wales despite losses

07.05.10
Peter Hain claims Labour exceeded expectations in Wales by holding on to 26 of the principality’s 40 seats... more

Nick Clegg: Back Lib-Dems in 'last crucial hours'

05.05.10
Nick Clegg urges voters to back the Liberal Democrats in the 'vital last crucial hours' of the General Election campaign... more

Tactical votes recipe for disaster, says Lord Heseltine

04.05.10
Former deputy prime minister Lord Heseltine predicted that David Cameron would fail to win an outright majority as tactical voting became a key campaign issue... more

Peter Hain attacks Tony Blair over his secret pledge on Iraq war

15.01.10
Cabinet minister lashes out at Tony Blair and admits he was kept in the dark over secret letters pledging support for George Bush... more

David Cameron: We will think very carefully before sending British troops to war

15.01.10
Soldiers could be deployed more readily on Britain’s streets under a Tory homeland security shake-up... more

City Spy: Boards all set to walk the plank?

09.12.09
There could be a trend developing. Here, the Royal Bank of Scotland board is threatening to quit if the Government blocks the bank's bonus awards (rumours swept the market yesterday that they had indeed resigned, but these later proved to be false)... more

London MPs attack BBC for inviting party leader onto Question Time

22.10.09
London MPs today led a furious backlash against the BBC for inviting the BNP onto Question Time... more

Army generals condemn BNP for 'hijacking' military images

20.10.09
Former military heavyweights joined forces to warn that the Armed Forces were in danger of being hijacked by far right groups... more

BBC Trust reviews BNP leader's invite to Question Time

20.10.09
BBC's governing body is to review the decision to allow BNP leader Nick Griffin to appear on Question Time... more

Crack down on the teen gun gangs

19.10.09
Our report today on gun crime among young London gangs reveals worrying trends. The number of guns seized in the first seven months of this year - almost 1,000 - was the same as for the whole of 2002... more

BNP attacks non-white Question Time panellists

19.10.09
BNP attacks the two non-white panellists due to appear alongside Nick Griffin on the BBC's Question Time on Thursday... more

Don't ban the BNP - even racists deserve a debate

19.10.09
"It's free-speech controversy week," quipped one civil libertarian to me. He wasn't wrong... more

Brown ‘losing grip’ as Labour critics avoid punishment

03.08.09
Gordon Brown faced claims government discipline is breaking down after refusing to reprimand a Cabinet minister and a ministerial aide who went off-message... more

Brown 'losing grip' as Labour critics avoid punishment

03.08.09
Gordon Brown faced claims government discipline is breaking down after refusing to reprimand a Cabinet minister and a ministerial aide who went off-message... more

Strike threat forces Darling to retreat over public pay freeze

06.07.09
Alistair Darling doused fears of a pay freeze after a furious reaction from trade union leaders... more

Labour members back higher taxes on rich

09.03.09
Gordon Brown faced fresh Labour tensions as a poll found party members overwhelmingly favour heavier taxes on the rich... more

Ministers told: Stop blackmailing post workers over sell-off

24.02.09
Ministers were warned not to try to "blackmail" postal workers into supporting part-privatisation of the Royal Mail... more

Nuclear plants shut by mass strikes over foreign workers

02.02.09
Two nuclear power plants were hit by wildcat strikes over foreign workers... more

Hain ‘sorry’ for donation error

26.01.09
Former Cabinet minister Peter Hain has apologised “unreservedly” to the Commons for failing to declare donations... more

Hain guilty over failure to register £130,000 donations

22.01.09
Peter Hain's chances of a Cabinet comeback were shattered after he was found guilty of failing to register more than £100,000 of donations to his Labour deputy leadership campaign... more

Comeback hope after Hain is cleared over £100,000 late donation

05.12.08
Britain's election laws were in disarray after prosecutors said no charges would be brought against ex-Cabinet minister Peter Hain in a late donations row... more

Sian Lloyd celebrates her 50th by dressing up in leather for a sexy Madonna tribute

07.07.08
Sian Lloyd gets into the groove with a tribute to Madonna in the year Both turn 50. The weather presenter celebrated her birthday on 3rd July and the Queen of Pop turns 50 on 16th August.... more

Brown's relaunch scuppered by Labour disarray

30.06.08
Gordon Brown's attempts to revive his fortunes with a landmark overhaul of the National Health Service was overshadowed by new Labour disarray... more


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