How Britain became polarised
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M&S chief executive believes UK is divided: between rich who live inside the M25 - and the rest
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By Susan Mansfield  RECENTLY, the British voting public united to oust a once- popular figurehead with whom everyone had become thoroughly fed up.
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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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Tony BlairÂs slide is paired with the ascent of another leader.
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ON FOREIGN and economic policy France and Britain may be chalk and cheese, but there are fascinating parallels between political conditions on the two sides of the Channel.
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Strains in Britain&#39;s relations with the United States and Europe came under the spotlight ahead of a keynote speech by Foreign Secretary David Miliband on Tuesday.
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What promises to be a long and bruising public relations battle ahead of Britain's panned referendum on the EU constitution began in earnest with the release of the first in a series of government missives ...
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Comment is free: Martin Kettle: The government's woes are not all self-inflicted. The party has too long ignored how Cameron's messages are playing
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Gordon Brown revealed as behind Quentin Davies's shock defection from Conservatives to Labour.
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TONY EASTLEY: Almost 60 years after the end of the Second World War, tensions between Britain and Germany have resurfaced, this time revived by a planned visit to Germany by the Queen.
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The writing of modern British history will be transformed when the Freedom of Information Act takes effect.
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As Tony Blair leaves office, the bitterness over Iraq tends to eclipse the memories of how the British prime minister transformed the ruins of an old socialist party into the government of Cool Britannia
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British newspapers were divided Wednesday in describing how history will judge Tony Blair between those who saw a prime minister who changed the face of Britain, and those who saw one with enormous potential to effect change but eventually failed to do so.
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As the dust settles, as second reactions form, the American elections look like making life harder for London, not easier.
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The Queen called for tolerance between Britain's different cultural and religious groups.
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The United Kingdom should be broken up and Scotland and England set free as independent nations, according to a huge number of voters on both sides of the border.Comment
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The fate of British hostage Kenneth Bigley has come to encapsulate the unbridgeable division between the political establishment and the democratic hopes and concerns of working people.