Conway scandal deepens public's contempt for MPs, says report
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Standards chief calls for more transparency to repair the damage done to public confidence
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MPs slam racket over sport and music as online firms are accused of collaborating
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PAC issues damning report MPs have said poor skills at senior level are jeopardising ICT projects.â¦
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MP Derek Conway, who was reprimanded for over-paying his son as a researcher, will not contest the next election.
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Board cites "lack of confidence" in Craig Conway as software maker battles a hostile takeover.
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MP Derek Conway, who used his parliamentary allowances to pay his son, could face a second investigation.
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Media & professional: MPs have rejected calls for statutory regulation of the press following the News of the World phone tapping affair but have accused some editors of becoming "complacent" about the excesses of their staff.
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MPs demand new corruption laws and an end to PM's power of patronage
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OTTAWA (CP) - The House of Commons should not waive the legal privilege that protects a key witness at the federal sponsorship inquiry, a panel of MPs recommended Thursday.
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Â· ICM results point to hung parliament at electionÂ· Mention of Brown as leader still boosts Tories
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Derek Conway will lose Â£13,000 a year after being stripped of a prestigious parliamentary post
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Craig Conway, the ex-boss of PeopleSoft, admitted yesterday that he may have over-reacted to the attempted takeover of his firm by Oracle.
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Just two weeks after staging a defiant user conference in San Francisco , Craig Conway was ousted as CEO of PeopleSoft. Industry observers are divided on the cause: some say it was performance-related, while
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An order for civil servants to delete old e-mails could lead to crucial information being destroyed, a senior MP says.
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INTERNET and telephone voting should be dumped until ministers get a grip on electoral fraud, sleaze watchdog Sir Alistair Graham warns.  (c) 2007 Liverpool Echo. Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning.
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Â· Conway barred for 10 days and told to repay Â£13,000Â· Support for fully audited expenses is growing
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Peoplesoft, the software company under siege from a hostile $7.7bn (Â£4.3bn) bid by its larger rival Oracle, yesterday sacked its chief executive, Craig Conway, increasing