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Cameron's spin chief quits new
Andy Coulson said the continuing row over phone-hacking when he was editor of the News of the World was distracting from his job.
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Will Ed Balls deliver for Labour?
Friday, 21 January 2011
Andrew Grice: While details emerged of the personal background to Alan Johnson's resignation, some Labour MPs expressed fears that Ed Miliband and Ed Balls would struggle to maintain a united front.
Alan Johnson protection Pc facing inquiry new
Friday, 21 January 2011
Officer referred to directorate of professional standards after allegations about relationship with wife of former Home Secretary.
Blair urged 'gung-ho' stance on Saddam new
Friday, 21 January 2011
Former PM acknowledged that he had discussed ousting Saddam with Mr Bush as early December 2001.
Five key questions for Ed Balls new
Friday, 21 January 2011
He hasn’t been putting himself around for interviews yet, but in preparation for when that moment comes here are five questions for anyone who bumps into the shadow chancellor over the next few days.
Cameron bears brunt of anger at funding cuts for care of disabled
Friday, 21 January 2011
More parents come forward to say they were also being refused help in caring for their disabled children following council cuts.
Ex-PM returns for one more grilling on Iraq
Friday, 21 January 2011
Andrew Grice: Blair makes final appearance before Chilcot Inquiry resigned to fact he will fail to draw line under the most controversial decision of his premiership.
Andy Coulson resignation 'long overdue' new
Friday, 21 January 2011
Andy Coulson's decision to resign as Downing Street's communications chief was "long overdue", according to the MP who instigated an investigation into the News of the World phone hacking row by the parliamentary sleaze watchdog.
PM's impartiality in doubt after Christmas date with Murdoch executive
Friday, 21 January 2011
Oliver Wright: David Cameron was yesterday accused of 'tucking into turkey' with a senior News Corporation executive days after he intervened in the company's bid to take full control of BSkyB.
Balls secures his prize in Shadow Cabinet revamp
Friday, 21 January 2011
Sean O'Grady: The good news for the Labour Party is that they've got themselves a new, combative, economically literate shadow Chancellor, a man who was put on God's good green earth to make George Osborne's life intolerable.
The case against Blair: 15 charges that have yet to be answered
Friday, 21 January 2011
Michael Savage: From misleading Parliament and the nation to marginalising his most senior legal adviser. The former PM faces the Chilcot Inquiry today.
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