Cameron says 'Strange man in Downing Street' playing politics with terror
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David Cameron accused Prime Minister Gordon Brown, whom he referred to as "that strange man in Downing Street", of playing politics with anti-terror legislation on Wednesday.
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A man has been arrested after attacking the gates to Downing Street with a sledgehammer. The attack is not believed to be terrorist related and is not thought to have caused much damage, Scotland Yard said.
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Britain's Justice Secretary Jack Straw said Sunday he has launched an inquiry into claims that a member of parliament was bugged by anti-terror police.
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Conservative leader David Cameron launches a video blog to try to appeal to young people.
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Gordon Brown indicates he wants to strengthen anti-terrorist laws after he becomes prime minister.
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The leader of Britain&#039;s main opposition Conservative Party, David Cameron, believes secret service agents from the former Soviet Union may have tried to recruit him before he started university.
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Tories accuse ministers of airbrushing out of existence Tony Blair's Respect agenda
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DAVID CAMERON has fired the opening shots in his battle with Gordon Brown on the eve of the Conservative party conference, branding the Chancellor as weak, tragic and totally lacking in credibility.Comment
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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 &#151; opening a division on the issue with Prime Minister Tony Blair.
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Â· Leadership candidate talks of taking risksÂ· Party 'must tackle fear and security issues'
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Prime minister damaged by apparent indecision over a possible election as Tories hold five-point lead.
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Home Secretary David Blunkett has signalled that a third term Labour government would impose sweeping new anti-terror laws amid fears of an al Qaida attack on Britain.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair's government on Wednesday proposed sweeping new powers to tackle terrorism, including electronic tagging, curfews and house arrest for terror suspects without trial.
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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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Leader of Britain&#39;s House of Commons Peter Hain said on Friday he was briefed by the security services that &quot;al-Qaida operatives in Britain were focusing on Parliament.
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On July 30 the government of Prime Minister Tony Blair unveiled its latest plan to combat extremists operating on British soil.
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Traditional Conservative voters are "baffled" by leader David Cameron's policies, a former frontbencher says.