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11 Apr 2011

Internet is reshaping global politics, says Gordon Brown

The Internet is holding vested interests and those in power to account, former British PM Gordon Brown has told a meeting with web pioneer Tim Berners-Lee.
21 Apr 2010

Leaders argue about cooperation ahead of next TV debate

The three leaders of the big, corporate parties are trying to re-position themselves in the public view ahead of the second leaders' TV debate tomorrow.
20 Mar 2010

Brown's nuclear speech avoids disarmament commitments

A speech about nuclear arms by the Prime Minister has been described as a “missed opportunity” after he failed to make specific commitments to cutting back the UK government’s nuclear arsenal.
17 Mar 2010

Gordon Brown sets out 'Christian' vision, urges more religion in public life

Gordon Brown has set out his ‘Christian’ vision of politics in a new book and said that religion should not just be tolerated, but encouraged in public life.
13 Mar 2010

A phoney war over "defence" spending

Not for the first time, the government and the Tories are fighting a phoney war over military spending.
5 Mar 2010

A tale of two hearings

Two very different hearings have taken place in Britain today, concerned with questions of peace and war.
5 Mar 2010

Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan cost £18 billion, admits Brown

The Prime Minister has admitted that Britain’s participation in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan has cost UK taxpayers over £18billion. He told the Iraq Inquiry that invading Iraq was “the right decision and made for the right reasons".
22 Feb 2010

Why Cameron is half right about the need for a bullying Inquiry

The Conservative leader is right that we need an Inquiry. He is wrong that it should be narrowly confined to the alleged goings on at Number 10, says Jonathan Bartley.
21 Feb 2010

Brown bullying may involve a few. Breach of confidentiality affects thousands

More disturbing than the allegations in today's Observer from Andrew Rawnsley about bullying at Number 10, has been the response from a bullying charity.
4 Feb 2010

Only a quarter of voters regard Iraq war as successful

The war in Iraq has been largely unsuccessful, according to nearly two-thirds (63%) of the British public. A new poll has revealed that only just over a quarter (29%) of voters regard the war as largely a success.

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