British Conservative Leader Calls for Less Deference to U.S.
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David Cameron sought today to distance his party from what he called a ÂslavishÂ bond between Britain and the United States.
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The government of British Prime Minister Tony Blair puts too much emphasis on spin and stifles political debate, Lord Robin Butler says in an interview.
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The Tory leader reacts angrily to reports that he has been told his stance on the war means he cannot meet President Bush.
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Britain expects that US President George W. Bush, during his second term in office, will take a less unilateral approach on foreign affairs and listen more to other governments, British analysts say.
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Tory leader David Cameron calls on the EU to be more outward-looking and less centralised.
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English ignorance of Scotland is damaging the union, according to the UK Conservative leader David Cameron.
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The police must be more accountable to the public, Conservative leader David Cameron says.
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MoD moves to limit diplomatic fallout from attack on US policy in Iraq by former head of British army.
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Britain's support for the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq has put the public at greater risk of terrorist attacks, the main opposition Conservative party leader David Cameron said Monday -- opening a division on ...Comment
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Oliver Letwin is to set out the case for lower taxation at the Conservative conference in Bournemouth.
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Nato's chief calls on the West and Russia to tone down their rhetoric in their row over defence and Kosovo.
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A British minister has suggested a shift in foreign policy towards the United States, telling an audience in Washington that a country's strength depended on making alliances rather than military might.
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Whilst some may claim that the British are staunch allies of the United States (depite being having clearly different agendas on the World Stage), the recent request made to Britain for additional support, namely 600 troops from Black Watch to be moved North to Baghdad to help out the 130,000 US troops who want to move upto Fallujah, is being met by the British Parliament with what we might politely call some   hostility. As the Honourable member for Morecambe and Lunesdale (yes, it is as grim as it sounds), Geraldine Smith asks:    "I'm concerned about the timing. We've been asked by the Americans two weeks before their election to cover for their troops. Is this a ploy to allow Bush not to send more troops? If we made a decision to send troops tomorrow, it looks like we are stepping in to help out the President."
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The head of the British army during the  Iraq invasion has launched a scathing attack on U.S. post-war  policy, a newspaper reported on Saturday, underlining growing  transatlantic strains over Iraq.
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LONDON : The United States faced rare criticism over human rights from close ally Britain, with an official British government report taking Washington to task over concerns about Iraq and the Guantanamo Bay jail.
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The Lib Dem leader rejects criticism of his leadership, saying the UK is now in an era of three-party politics.
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Britain expects that US President George W. Bush, during his second term in office, will take a less unilateral approach on foreign affairs and listen more to other governments, analysts say.