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PM meets leaders over Taliban risk
David Cameron will meet the Afghan and Pakistani presidents in the latest round of talks aimed at preventing a Taliban resurgence in Afghanistan when British troops leave next year.
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Analysis - Deadly Pemex blast tests Mexico's new president
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A deadly blast at Mexican state oil firm Pemex's headquarters is the first key test of new President Pena Nieto's promise that his party has broken with a past of shady...
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Iran hedges on nuclear talks with six powers or U.S
MUNICH (Reuters) - Iran said on Sunday it was open to a U.S. offer of direct talks on its nuclear programme and that six world powers had suggested a new round of nuclear negotiations this month, but...
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Greek seamen, farmers protest government cuts, reforms
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek seamen extended a strike to protest government austerity for a further 48 hours on Sunday, meaning that dozens of islands will have been cut off from the mainland for six days....
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Cameron urged to delay gay marriage vote
LONDON (Reuters) - Members of British Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative party urged him on Sunday to delay a parliamentary vote this week on gay marriage, warning the issue could weaken the...
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Tories urge gay marriage rethink
A group of current and former Conservative constituency chairman has handed in a letter to No 10 urging David Cameron to rethink his plans to allow gay marriage.
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Gay Marriage: Tories Call For Delay To Vote
Around 180 Conservative MPs are reportedly poised to oppose or abstain in a vote on gay marriage to be held on Tuesday.
View ArticleChris Skidmore: Discovery of Richard III re-opens an important debate
Tory MP and historian Chris Skidmore writes for PoliticsHome saying the discovery of Richard III's remains underneath a car park in Leicester gives us an opportunity to re-open the debate about one of...
View ArticleChris Skidmore: Discovery of Richard III re-opens important debate
Tory MP and historian Chris Skidmore writes for PoliticsHome saying the discovery of Richard III's remains underneath a car park in Leicester gives us an opportunity to re-open the debate about one of...
View ArticleChris Skidmore MP: Discovery of Richard III re-opens important debate
The discovery of Richard III's remains underneath a car park in Leicester gives us an opportunity to re-open the debate about one of our most well-known kings, writes Chris Skidmore MP.
View ArticleChris Skidmore: Discovery of Richard III will re-open an important debate
Tory MP and historian Chris Skidmore writes for PoliticsHome saying the discovery of Richard III's remains underneath a car park in Leicester gives us an opportunity to re-open the debate about one of...
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Karzai questions drawdown motives
Afghan president Hamid Karzai has questioned the motives of Western forces ending their mission in his country as he prepares to resume talks with David Cameron.
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'Stomping on their graves': Police stole dead children's identities
The Metropolitan police is refusing to deny a report that its officers have used the identities of dead children when working undercover for decades.
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Huhne pleads guilty: Lib Dems face bloodbath in Eastleigh
Chris Huhne pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice today, in a move which will have catastrophic repercussions for the Liberal Democrats and him personally.
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Betrayed? City anger as Osborne electrifies bank ringfence
George Osborne's reluctance to push through a full split of banks' investment and retail arms has collapsed, prompting anger and recrimination from the City.
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Street fighting: Mitchell and No 10 fall out as plebgate row continues
Andrew Mitchell and Downing Street have entered into a damaging war of words, as the former chief whip suggested the government tried to play down an alleged conspiracy by police officers.
View ArticleGeoffrey Clifton-Brown MP: Treatable, not terminal illnesses
Ensuring that people with terminal illnesses have access to medicine is an issue that should concern us all, writes Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP.
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Hospital scandal families meet PM
Relatives of patients who died at a scandal-hit NHS hospital are to meet Prime Minister David Cameron, ahead of the publication of a report into what have been described as "appalling" standards of care.
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Free vote? Backbenchers pressured over gay marriage
Conservative MPs preparing to defy their leader over gay marriage are being told their career prospects are under threat, ahead of tomorrow's vote.
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MP call over undercover police IDs
Parents of dead children whose identities were used by undercover police must be told what has happened, an MP has said.
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