Security-centered speech dismays British press
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Queen Elizabeth II's speech, which sets the lawmaking agenda for the upcoming year, largely dismayed Britain's press, with liberal broadsheets ragging it for trumpeting terror worries and conservative ones alarmed about the pricetag of "technocracy".
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Silver buckled shoes, stockings and a ceremonial sword? Time, some say, for Parliament's archaic security measures to be dragged into the 21st century after what was called the worst security breach at the House of Commons since 1642.
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Most sections of the British press display some sympathy for David Blunkett, following his resignation on Tuesday
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British newspapers are keeping Prime Minister Tony Blair in the hot seat by playing up the nation's grief and anger over the deaths of three soldiers redeployed to a US-run sector of Iraq.
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Britain's security is at risk because of a loss of self-confidence, says a leading defence think tank.
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Poor communication amid terror raids damages the police's need for community support, a report says.
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LONDON -- In a parting salvo at media that alternately defined and savaged his administration, British Prime Minister Tony Blair accused journalists yesterday of abandoning accuracy and objectivity in favor of scandal and controversy on a scale which "literally overwhelms" public discourse.
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Campaigners for the English language on Thursday attacked a growing tendency for &quot;obvious&quot; public information posters, such as a police sign urging people: &quot;Don&#39;t Commit Crime.&quot;
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As some European countries warn their journalists to keep out of Iraq, media in Britain are preparing to go in for what they call the most difficult and dangerous story they may ever report -- the election in Iraq.
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Protesters were able to disrupt Tony Blair&#39;s conference speech despite a multi-million-pound security operation aimed at preventing a terrorist attack.
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COMMONS security chiefs were slammed today for leaving Britain&#39;s MPs &quot;wide open to a terrorist attack&quot;. Commons leader Peter Hain said the authorities had failed to act - despite &quot;extremely disturbing&quot; warnings
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The British Council says it is very concerned for the safety of its staff after grillings by Russian security services.
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LONDON - The government was accused Saturday of &quot;clearly misleading&quot; the British public over plans for postwar Iraq after a newspaper reported that Prime Minister Tony Blair was warned a year before the invasion that postwar stability would be difficult.
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The devastating impact of a terrorist attack in Britain using bioweapons or radioactivity could be further amplified by the panicked reaction and &quot;alarmist media,&quot; a leading think-tank has warned.
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SECURITY chiefs warned last year of the threat of a &quot;horrifying&quot; attack by a suicide bomber on the House of Commons. The revelation came today from leader of the Commons Peter Hain in the wake of the protest
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The British Council says it is "deeply concerned" for the safety of its staff after grillings by the Russian security services.
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The British media have expressed anxiety about what to expect after George W. Bush's inauguration as US president for a second term, fearing a legacy of instability and violence.