Dr Zhivago to Don Carlos
Publication Article 25 February 2005
Lords Gallery
Publication Article 25 February 2005
The fast and the furious
Publication Article 25 February 2005
Commons Gallery
Publication Article 25 February 2005
Sayeed braced for new row
Press Review 24 February 2005
Jonathan Sayeed, the Conservative MP who returned from suspension this week, faces a new investigation after it emerged he used House of Commons stationery to face down the threat of deselection by his local party.
PMQs - The verdict
News Article 23 February 2005
This week's prime minister's question time was a subdued affair as backbenchers failed to wholeheartedly support their leaders over the thorny issue of terrorism.
Leaders clash over national security
News Article 23 February 2005
Tony Blair has accused Michael Howard of "playing politics with national security".
MP denies digging gay 'dirt'
Press Review 23 February 2005
Labour MP Candy Atherton has denied asking her researcher to "dig dirt" on the gay Tory candidate selected to contest her seat.
Ministers face renewed calls for elected Lords
Press Review 22 February 2005
Senior MPs have renewed their calls for a completely elected second chamber.
Hague tops Commons earning league
Press Review 22 February 2005
William Hague and Michael Portillo are making over £1.5 million a year between them from "second jobs" in private industry and lucrative after-dinner speeches and TV appearances, the latest register of MPs' interests revealed yesterday
Home Office 'too relaxed' over targets
News Article 22 February 2005
A committee of MPs has accused the Home Office of being too relaxed in its approach to target setting.
Sinn Fein fined for IRA criminality
News Article 22 February 2005
The government has said it intends to withhold all public funds from Sinn Fein for a year because of suspected IRA involvement in criminal activity.
Sports minister calls for FA rethink on match timing
News Article 21 February 2005
Sports minister Richard Caborn has said the Football Association needs to look again at the timing of football matches following Saturday's hooliganism.
Kennedy claims ethnic minority breakthrough
News Article 19 February 2005
Charles Kennedy has claimed the Liberal Democrats have broken Labour's monopoly of ethnic minority votes.
Preserving Parliament
Publication Article 18 February 2005
