Liberal Democrats in UK name new leader
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Britain's Liberal Democrats elected the youthful Nick Clegg as their third leader in two years Tuesday, and he vowed to reverse a slump in fortunes and woo voters disenchanted with modern politics.
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Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell reshuffles his frontbench team.
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New Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg makes defeated rival Chris Huhne his home affairs spokesman.
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Harriet Harman was unveiled as Labour's new deputy leader today after a nailbiting contest.
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The Liberal Democrats make changes to their front bench, in readiness for a possible snap general election in 2007.
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The Liberal Democrats want to change "the face of council housing" by building a million social homes.
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Nigel Farage has been elected leader of the UK Independence Party to replace Roger Knapman.
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Lib Dem leader Sir Menzies Campbell revamps his front bench with promotions for David Laws and Lembit Opik.
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Comment is free: Andrew Rawnsley: Brown's number two will be the first person elected to a leadership position in 13 years.
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New Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg unveils his frontbench team - with defeated rival Chris Huhne getting home affairs.
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The BBC's political editor Nick Robinson put some of your questions to the Liberal Democrat leader.
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NEW LEADER: Democrats will vote on a new chairman for the Democratic National Committee in February.
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The Liberal Democrats are publishing a "prototype" manifesto as they intensify preparations for the next election.
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Britain&#39;s finance minister Gordon Brown arrived Sunday at a conference centre in northwestern England where he was to be confirmed as the governing Labour Party&#39;s new leader.
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The Lib Dems prepare for the start of their conference with optimism over an electoral breakthrough.
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Gordon Brown will be confirmed leader of Britain&#39;s governing Labour Party on Sunday, the first step in a new political era which starts when he becomes prime minister later this week.
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The Liberal Democrats opened their annual conference with its leader confidently predicting large gains at the country's next general election, expected in early 2005.