Flicker of reconciliation? UK sends condolences to Argentina after crash Politics.co.uk - 3 hours agoThe UK sent condolences to Argentina last night after a train crash killed 49 people in Buenos Aires. More »Flicker of reconciliation? UK sends condolences to Argentina after crash
The UK sent condolences to Argentina last night after a train crash killed 49 people in Buenos Aires.
Labour suspends MP over 'assault' Press Association - 4 hours agoLabour MP Eric Joyce has been suspended from the party following allegations of an assault in a House of Commons bar on Wednesday night. More »Labour suspends MP over 'assault'
Labour MP Eric Joyce has been suspended from the party following allegations of an assault in a House of Commons bar on Wednesday night.
MEP arrested over 'fraud' claims Press Association - 4 hours agoAn MEP has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud the European Parliament. More »MEP arrested over 'fraud' claims
An MEP has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud the European Parliament.
Frustrated Hague puts hopes in Syria 'stranglehold' Politics.co.uk - 4 hours agoBritain will help tighten the international "stranglehold" on Bashar al-Assad's regime, William Hague has pledged, as violence continues in Syria. More »Frustrated Hague puts hopes in Syria 'stranglehold'
Britain will help tighten the international "stranglehold" on Bashar al-Assad's regime, William Hague has pledged, as violence continues in Syria.
A parliamentary headbutt: Arrest after Commons brawl Politics.co.uk - 4 hours agoA man thought to be Labour MP Eric Joyce has been arrested after an altercation in a Commons bar last night. More »A parliamentary headbutt: Arrest after Commons brawl
A man thought to be Labour MP Eric Joyce has been arrested after an altercation in a Commons bar last night.
Cameron rejects 'snobby' anti-capitalists Politics.co.uk - 5 hours agoDavid Cameron is turning up his nose at anti-business sentiment today in a speech attacking the "snobbery" of those suspicious of capitalism. More »Cameron rejects 'snobby' anti-capitalists
David Cameron is turning up his nose at anti-business sentiment today in a speech attacking the "snobbery" of those suspicious of capitalism.
Ministers meet in London for Somalia summit Politics.co.uk - 5 hours agoForeign ministers are descending on London today for an international conference on Somalia. More »Ministers meet in London for Somalia summit
Foreign ministers are descending on London today for an international conference on Somalia.
Football must 'crush' racism - Cameron Julian Guyer - AFP - 20 hours agoBritish Prime Minister David Cameron has called on football to crush "racism" within the game before the impact of recent incidents had a negative effect on society at … More »Football must 'crush' racism - Cameron
British Prime Minister David Cameron has called on football to crush "racism" within the game before the impact of recent incidents had a negative effect on society at large.
Britain can crush racism in sport, Cameron says Reuters - 21 hours agoLONDON (Reuters) - Britain needs to act swiftly to crush any return of racism in football, after several high-profile cases, Prime Minister David Cameron said on Wednesday. … More »Britain can crush racism in sport, Cameron says
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain needs to act swiftly to crush any return of racism in football, after several high-profile cases, Prime Minister David Cameron said on Wednesday. Cameron said Britain should be proud of the achievements of the campaign to rid the sport of racism over the past two decades, adding that other countries …
- PM: We Must Stamp Out Racism In Football Sky News - 21 hours ago
Swift action is needed to "crush" any return of racism to football before it impacts on wider society, according to David Cameron. More »PM: We Must Stamp Out Racism In Football
Swift action is needed to "crush" any return of racism to football before it impacts on wider society, according to David Cameron.
'Crush racism' in football: PM Press Association - Wed, Feb 22, 2012Swift action is required to "crush" any return of racism to football before it impacts on wider society, Prime Minister David Cameron has said. More »'Crush racism' in football: PM
Swift action is required to "crush" any return of racism to football before it impacts on wider society, Prime Minister David Cameron has said.
Cameron holds UK football racism talks AFP - AFP - Wed, Feb 22, 2012British Prime Minister David Cameron will meet with football chiefs and anti-racism campaigners later Wednesday to address the recent spate of racist incidents that have … More »Cameron holds UK football racism talks
British Prime Minister David Cameron will meet with football chiefs and anti-racism campaigners later Wednesday to address the recent spate of racist incidents that have blighted the national game.
PM urges 'thorough' fraud probe Press Association - Wed, Feb 22, 2012David Cameron has urged police to carry out a "thorough" probe into a company running the Government's flagship scheme to cut unemployment. More »PM urges 'thorough' fraud probe
David Cameron has urged police to carry out a "thorough" probe into a company running the Government's flagship scheme to cut unemployment.
Occupy faces eviction from St Pauls after all appeals rejected Politics.co.uk - Wed, Feb 22, 2012Occupy protesters camped in St Paul's face eviction from the area after all their appeals were rejected by the courts. More »Occupy faces eviction from St Pauls after all appeals rejected
Occupy protesters camped in St Paul's face eviction from the area after all their appeals were rejected by the courts.
Fox returns to demand tax cuts Politics.co.uk - Wed, Feb 22, 2012Momentum towards tax cuts is continuing to accelerate, as Liam Fox and the CBI add their weight to calls to help businesses foster Britain's economic recovery. More »Fox returns to demand tax cuts
Momentum towards tax cuts is continuing to accelerate, as Liam Fox and the CBI add their weight to calls to help businesses foster Britain's economic recovery.
Jihad stops Arab Spring in Somalia, says Cameron AFP - AFP - Wed, Feb 22, 2012Somalia should be enjoying an Arab Spring of its own but its Al-Shebab insurgents are fomenting jihad both in and out of the country, Prime Minister David Cameron said … More »Jihad stops Arab Spring in Somalia, says Cameron
Somalia should be enjoying an Arab Spring of its own but its Al-Shebab insurgents are fomenting jihad both in and out of the country, Prime Minister David Cameron said Wednesday.
MPs Want 'Presumed Dead' Law For The Missing Sky News - Wed, Feb 22, 2012A single certificate declaring someone "presumed dead" should be brought in to help families resolve all the affairs of a missing person, a report by MPs recommends. More »MPs Want 'Presumed Dead' Law For The Missing
A single certificate declaring someone "presumed dead" should be brought in to help families resolve all the affairs of a missing person, a report by MPs recommends.
Cameron gets involved in fighting discrimination Reuters - Wed, Feb 22, 2012LONDON (Reuters) - The battle against discrimination in football moves to Downing Street on Wednesday when Prime Minister David Cameron and Jeremy Hunt, the sports minister, … More »Cameron gets involved in fighting discrimination
LONDON (Reuters) - The battle against discrimination in football moves to Downing Street on Wednesday when Prime Minister David Cameron and Jeremy Hunt, the sports minister, meet senior football officials and representatives from anti-discrimination groups. The idea of the roundtable, according to Downing Street, is to …
Reforms to aid 'missing' families Press Association - Wed, Feb 22, 2012A single certificate declaring someone "presumed dead" should be brought in to help families resolve all the affairs of a missing person, MPs have said. More »Reforms to aid 'missing' families
A single certificate declaring someone "presumed dead" should be brought in to help families resolve all the affairs of a missing person, MPs have said.
Cameron warns of threat in Somalia Press Association - Wed, Feb 22, 2012David Cameron has warned of the "real threat" posed by extremism in Somalia on the eve of a crucial conference in the UK. More »Cameron warns of threat in Somalia
David Cameron has warned of the "real threat" posed by extremism in Somalia on the eve of a crucial conference in the UK.
Suarez affair prompts Downing Street summit on football racism Politics.co.uk - Wed, Feb 22, 2012David Cameron will meet with representatives from football and anti-discrimination groups today amid continued fallout from the row between footballers Luis Suarez and … More »Suarez affair prompts Downing Street summit on football racism
David Cameron will meet with representatives from football and anti-discrimination groups today amid continued fallout from the row between footballers Luis Suarez and Patrice Evra.
Missing, presumed dead: MPs demand change in law Politics.co.uk - Wed, Feb 22, 2012New laws are needed to help the families of missing people settle their affairs, an influential committee of MPS found today. More »Missing, presumed dead: MPs demand change in law
New laws are needed to help the families of missing people settle their affairs, an influential committee of MPS found today.
Warning on space attack devastation Press Association - Wed, Feb 22, 2012Britain's critical national infrastructure could be crippled in a high-altitude space attack by a rogue state or terrorists, MPs have warned. More »Warning on space attack devastation
Britain's critical national infrastructure could be crippled in a high-altitude space attack by a rogue state or terrorists, MPs have warned.
Cameron backs under-fire Lansley Press Association - Tue, Feb 21, 2012Health Secretary Andrew Lansley is doing "a very good" job and understands the NHS better than most, David Cameron has said in defence of the under-fire Cabinet mini … More »Cameron backs under-fire Lansley
Health Secretary Andrew Lansley is doing "a very good" job and understands the NHS better than most, David Cameron has said in defence of the under-fire Cabinet minister.
Public purse posts largest surplus in four years Politics.co.uk - Tue, Feb 21, 2012The United Kingdom's public finances posted their biggest surplus for four years in January. More »Public purse posts largest surplus in four years
The United Kingdom's public finances posted their biggest surplus for four years in January.
Greek bailout: Deal of despair splits Britain Politics.co.uk - Tue, Feb 21, 2012Britain has reacted warily to a bailout deal which opponents say will force austerity on Greece for years to come. More »Greek bailout: Deal of despair splits Britain
Britain has reacted warily to a bailout deal which opponents say will force austerity on Greece for years to come.
NHS reforms blamed for Tories' lost poll lead Politics.co.uk - Tue, Feb 21, 2012A five-point Conservative lead has evaporated amid public hostility to the coalition's NHS reforms, according to a new poll. More »NHS reforms blamed for Tories' lost poll lead
A five-point Conservative lead has evaporated amid public hostility to the coalition's NHS reforms, according to a new poll.
Met Office 'needs supercomputers' Press Association - Tue, Feb 21, 2012The Met Office would be able to issue more confident severe weather warnings and increase its accuracy on long-term forecasts if it had more powerful supercomputers, … More »Met Office 'needs supercomputers'
The Met Office would be able to issue more confident severe weather warnings and increase its accuracy on long-term forecasts if it had more powerful supercomputers, a group of MPs has said.
- Government policy on higher-rate taxpayers and child benefit Epolitix - Tue, Feb 21, 2012
Christopher Chope MP calls for the government policy on higher-rate taxpayers and child benefit to be "abandoned". is MP for Christchurch and has been on the Political … More »Government policy on higher-rate taxpayers and child benefit
Christopher Chope MP calls for the government policy on higher-rate taxpayers and child benefit to be "abandoned". is MP for Christchurch and has been on the Political and Constitutional Reform Select Committee since 2010.
MPs wrangle over 'bedroom tax' Press Association - Tue, Feb 21, 2012MPs are to be asked to throw out restrictions to the Government's proposed "bedroom tax" in the latest round of parliamentary wrangling over Iain Duncan Smith's welfare … More »MPs wrangle over 'bedroom tax'
MPs are to be asked to throw out restrictions to the Government's proposed "bedroom tax" in the latest round of parliamentary wrangling over Iain Duncan Smith's welfare shake-up.
LONDON (Reuters) - The British newspaper arm of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp empire will be spared a potentially embarrassing trial next week after singer Charlotte Church agreed to a settlement over her claim against the company over the phone-hacking scandal. Earlier this … More »News Corp to avoid trial after one hacking case settled
