No more concessions over EU: PM

In recent days, Tony Blair and his allies have been sounding the alarm bells about Labour's shift to the left under Ed Miliband - but Miliband and his allies, thankfully, aren't listening. Having been vindicated in their opposition to austerity, the ...

Britain on Monday denied that its intelligence agencies acted unlawfully, after a Guardian newspaper report suggested they had received internet and phone data on Britons collected secretly by the United States. Claims that Britain had ...

The "cash-for-questions" lobbying scandal has spread to the House of Lords only days after ending the career of Tory MP Patrick Mercer. Investigations by two national newspapers and the BBC have led to more damaging revelations of a lobbying racket ...

Key points - The soldier murdered in Woolwich, London, is named as Drummer Lee Rigby, 25, of 2nd Battalion the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers - Two men shot by police at the scene of the attack remain under arrest in separate hospitals - It ...