MPs criticise ditched Saudi probe
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Opposition politicians attack the Serious Fraud Office's decision to drop a corruption probe into defence deal with the Saudis.
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The Bush administration's proposed multibillion-dollar weapons sale to Saudi Arabia brought new allegations on Capitol Hill Tuesday that the monarchy has been lax in countering terrorism.
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Danish MPs cancel a trip to Iran after Tehran demands they apologise for the Muhammad cartoon row.
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Pressure mounts on ministers to justify dropping the corruption inquiry into a BAE arms deal with Saudi Arabia.
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PM set to tell MPs that block on phone-tap evidence being used in court should be lifted
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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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Tony Blair hits back at criticism over a decision to drop a Saudi arms inquiry and "cash for honours" allegations.
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British fraud investigators have stopped a probe into a multi-billion pound arms deal with Saudi Arabia, the country's attorney general said after Riyadh warned it would cancel the deal.
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The British Parliament's lower house on Monday suspended a lawmaker accused of concealing his financial dealings with Saddam Hussein's government.
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Pakistan&#39;s parliament unanimously condemned Britain&#39;s award of a knighthood to author Salman Rushdie and asked for the title to be withdrawn to avoid offending Muslims.
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Surplus Eurofighters could be dropped on high-living Saudis Analysis The long-smouldering debate around allegations of corrupt British arms deals with Saudi Arabia reignited yesterday, as both the Guardian and the Beeb published the results of new investigations.â¦
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MPs express concern about the "tone and timing" of the Afghan president's comments about the UK.
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MP was criticised for giving his son parliamentary salary he did not deserve
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And more cash for ICO A committee of MPs has dismissed government denials that recent data losses were the result of individual failures and called for legislation to punish such reckless treatment of private data in future.â¦
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The House of Commons on Monday rejected a motion by the opposition Conservative Party calling for a formal inquiry into the British government's decision to go to war in Iraq.
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Pakistan's parliament has condemned the award of a British knighthood to author Salman Rushdie, whose novel "The Satanic Verses" outraged many Muslims around the world, and said Britain should withdraw the honor.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair has defended himself against criticism of a decision to stop a probe into a British weapons deal with Saudi Arabia, saying he was promoting national strategic interests.