British PM should look before he leaps
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They say talk is cheap - particularly truisms of the sort enunciated and repeated with digitalized rapidity in the hours and days following the attacks of September 11, 2001, which claimed several thousand ...
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The key points from prime minister's questions in the House of Commons.
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The probe into the David Blunkett visa affair should look at whether there was an attempted cover up, the Tories say.
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Â· Blair and Brown in joint consultation with Merkel Â· Commission chief's plea to PM to be reasonable
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A minister in Prime Minister Gordon Brown's cabinet signals a change in direction in UK foreign policy.
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The spotlight is set to focus on Gordon Brown as the prime minister is expected to reveal plans to stand down.
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ACCORDING to those commentators who peddle their political analysis in big, brash, primary colours, thereâs absolutely no question who lost out big time in Tony Blairâs latest ministerial reshuffle.
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Tony BlairÂs slide is paired with the ascent of another leader.
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It is a moment of decision in the Northern Ireland political process, Prime Minister Tony Blair has said.
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Britain&#39;s parliament is expected to  approve a new nuclear arsenal on Wednesday but British Prime  Minister Tony Blair may have to rely on opposition votes to  push his plans through.
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Europe minister Geoff Hoon has cast doubt on Tony Blair's ability to remain in office until next May.
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The British bank could face nationalization should an effort being led by Prime Minister Gordon Brownâs government fail to find a buyer.
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If the presidential poll is hard to predict in the United States, it's an equally tough call in Britain to fathom who Tony Blair wants to see in the White House.
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Prime minister damaged by apparent indecision over a possible election as Tories hold five-point lead.
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Tony Blair kept looking behind him when being challenged over the decision to re-deploy UK troops in Iraq. Was he looking for cheers of support from his backbenchers, or watching for the knives spinning towards his back?
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Gordon Brown has managed to tread a fine line in appointing his cabinet. The new British prime minister is putting his own stamp on governmentâbut without adopting a scorched-earth policy toward his predecessor's acolytes.
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Â· PM rules out censorship, but wants new controls Â· New look at pre-watershed TV advertising urged