Clarke 'sceptical' about Trident
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Ex-Home Secretary Charles Clarke says he is "extremely sceptical" about the need to replace Trident.
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CHARLES Clarke vowed to defy Law Lords after they gave him a hiding on his first day as Home Secretary. He faced a crisis on day one when top judges outlawed a key measure in the Government&#39;s anti-terror laws.
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Charles Clarke faces his first big test as Home Secretary - bringing in the government's proposals on ID cards. Are they a good idea?
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Money earmarked to replace Trident should be invested in manufacturing instead, campaigners urge.
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New England and Wales Cricket Board chairman Giles Clarke says players could face suspensions for lapses in discipline.
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Australian PM John Howard expresses doubts about proposals for a debt freeze for tsunami-hit countries.
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Education Secretary Charles Clarke accused the Prince of Wales of being &quot;old-fashioned and out of time&quot; after details emerged that the heir to the throne believes that the schools system offers pupils too much aspiration and refuses to admit failures.
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A dozen foreign terrorist suspects held without trial for three years will learn today if they are to be released from prison when Charles Clarke, the Home Secretary, announces his response to the law lords ...
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Charles Clarke suffered a growing backlash against his plans to hold British terror suspects under house arrest without trial as he revealed that their families and friends could also be subject to sanctions.
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Science & environment: Proposals to protect almost 10,000 sq km of sea around Britain will fail, conservationists say
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Taking a tough stance, the new British Home Secretary Charles Clarke ruled out release of 12 overseas terror suspects, even after Law Lords ruled detention without trial as a breach of human rights law.
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The site of the UK's first super-casino is some way from being decided, the government's advisor insists.
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Fragmentation is just one of our enemies The UK government's chief scientific advisor painted a depressing picture of an ever-evolving terror threat that had to be be met with an ever agile investment in science and technology for security.â¦
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Charles Clarke prepares for a political battle over plans to put terrorist suspects under house arrest.
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The British Prime Minister believes naming departure date would cause paralysis.
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The House of Commons will be allowed to vote on whether the government should replace its Trident nuclear deterrent, Prime Minister Tony Blair's official spokesman has said.
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The UK's security could suffer if investment in defence research is not increased, a committee of MPs says.