Britain's press split over Blair speech
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Britain's press was divided after Prime Minister Tony Blair's annual speech to the Labour Party conference, some giving him credit for admitting the intelligence was wrong over Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons of mass destruction, while others slated him for refusing to apologise over the war in Iraq.
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BRIGHTON, England  - The anguish of a British  hostage in Iraq hangs over Prime Minister Tony Blair on  Thursday as he faces the twin test of a local election and a  debate by his Labour Party about the divisive war.
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Kenneth Bigley, a Briton taken hostage in Iraq, asked UK Prime Minister Tony Blair to help save his life, while Italy&#39;s government said it&#39;s ``cautious&#39;&#39; about the reliability of statements
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Prime Minister Tony Blair faced angry protests as he urged his party to set aside its differences over Iraq and seize the chance of an historic third term in power.
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Tony Blair's ministers have said it, his  political opponents are baying for it but the British prime  minister refuses to utter it.
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Britain's press appeared as neatly divided down the middle as America itself in attitudes to President George W. Bush's re-election, with responses ranging all the way from joy to outright horror.
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The beheading of British hostage Kenneth Bigley in Iraq could fuel public and political anger against Tony Blair over a war that split the country and his party, analysts say.
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown sought to rally support from across the political spectrum in his first party conference speech, but doubts remain over paying for his plans, newspapers said Tuesday.
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Unable to calm the controversy over a US request to redeploy British troops in Iraq, Prime Minister Tony Blair is facing dissent from within his party ranks.
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&quot;There is an open disagreement between us and we should be honest enough to acknowledge that,&quot; says Blair&#39;s spokesman.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair defended his nation's close alliance with the United States on Tuesday and dismissed charges that the relationship has damaged Britain's credibility in the Middle East.Comment
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In a swansong speech to his Labour party, Prime Minister Tony Blair was to urge it to pursue his reformist vision, but a row over alleged comments by his wife clouded the call.
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Britain&#39;s media is like a &quot;feral beast&quot;  that tears people and reputations to shreds, Prime Minister  Tony Blair said on Tuesday in his parting shot at journalists  after a decade in power.
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For Tony Blair, sorry seems to be the hardest word. A day after the prime minister expressed regret about bad intelligence on Iraq, delegates at the Labour Party's annual convention were divided over whether they'd heard a genuine apology for the war.
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LONDON Tony Blair denies he misrepresented intelligence about Iraqi weapons before the war and is rejecting demands to apologize. The British prime minister tells the House of Commons he can&#39;t say he misrepresented
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LONDON, June 12 -- Prime Minister Tony Blair said  Tuesday that the news media, driven by increasing competition and pressure from fast-changing technology, have largely abandoned impartial reporting in favor of sensation, shock and controversy, which he said demoralizes public servants and badly...
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Britain's media is like a "feral beast" that tears people and reputations to shreds, Prime Minister Tony Blair said on Tuesday in his parting shot at journalists after a decade in power.