Cameron ready to sack rebel over schools
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Â· Conservative leader keen to avoid reigniting furore Â· Spokesman on Europe gets severe reprimand
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Charles Clarke is to set out his plans for foreign terrorist suspects after Law Lords ruled their detention is illegal.
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David Cameron is to make his first major foreign policy speech in which he will criticise "anti-Americanism".
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David Cameron tells Tony Blair that it is in the "national interest" for him to quit as prime minister.
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Prime Minister Siniora says he will 'root out and strike at terrorism'.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair looked  set to bow to intense pressure from disgruntled loyalists on  Thursday and lay out a timetable for his departure within a  year.
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Conservative leader David Cameron pledges to 'work as closely as I can' with the government to combat terror.
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Allegations that UK Tory leader David Cameron took drugs while at school are made in a new biography.
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At least two Tory MPs are believed to have called for a voted of no confidence in party leader David Cameron.
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The public must take more responsibility for defeating gang culture, Tory leader David Cameron says.
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Ministers are braced for a potential backbench rebellion over plans to renew Britain's nuclear deterrent.
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Tory leader David Cameron challenges a move to have councils redistribute school surpluses in England.
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A Tory government would get tough on crime and introduce random drug-testing in schools, shadow home secretary David Davis will say.
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The authority of head teachers must be reinforced to overcome discipline problems, says Tory leader.
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A teacher at the centre of a storm over claims that Prince Harry cheated in A level coursework is due to take his former school to a tribunal today.
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President Hugo Chavez threatened on Monday to close or take over any private school that refuses to submit to the oversight of his socialist government as it develops a new curriculum and textbooks.
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Education Secretary Alan Johnson urges Labour to end rows over its leadership or risk "self-destruction".