Labour Party (UK)

Blair faced a tough challenge getting  Labour Party MPs to back Britain's involvement
Blair faced a tough challenge getting  Labour Party MPs to back Britain's involvement
Tony Blair is godfather to one of Rupert Murdoch's children
Murdoch's Sun newspaper backed Blair over three elections
Tony Blair is godfather to one of Rupert Murdoch's children
Murdoch's Sun newspaper backed Blair over three elections
Prime Minister David Cameron (C) and Labour Party leader Ed Miliband (L) at the Palace of Westminster on May 9
(From left) Ken Livingstone, Jenny Jones and Boris Johnson listen to the results of the London mayoral elections
(From left) Ken Livingstone, Jenny Jones and Boris Johnson listen to the results of the London mayoral elections
London Mayor Boris Johnson is re-elected
Electorial count staff tally the votes
London Mayor Boris Johnson is re-elected
Labour made big gains in local elections at the expense of the Tories and their Liberal Democrat partners
Labour made big gains in local elections at the expense of the Tories and their Liberal Democrat partners
By 0700 GMT, Ed Miliband's Labour had posted 461 gains in Britain's local elections
The opposition Labour Party called the situation a "farce"
US President Barack Obama delivers remarks in Cartagena, Colombia
Britain's Labour party leader Ed Miliband (R) and France's opposition Socialist Party (PS) candidate Francois Hollande
Britain's opposition Labour Party has heaped pressure on the ruling coalition to curb excessive pay for top executives
RBS received a £45 billion taxpayer bailout

Govt sticks to austerity path in budget

The government will stick firmly to a barrage of austerity measures, Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne insisted in a budget that also slashed economic growth forecasts, while offering plans to boost the weak economy as the eurozone crisis reignites.
 

Britain sticks to austerity path in budget

Britain will stick firmly to a barrage of austerity measures, finance minister George Osborne insisted in a budget that also slashed economic growth forecasts, while offering plans to boost the weak economy as the eurozone crisis reignites.
 

Budget: Osborne sticks to austerity path

Britain will stick firmly to a barrage of austerity measures, George Osborne insisted Wednesday in a budget that also slashed economic growth forecasts, while offering plans to boost the weak economy as the eurozone crisis reignites.
 

Britain readies for fresh austerity budget

British finance minister George Osborne was Wednesday set to stick firmly to the government's controversial austerity plan when he presents his annual budget to parliament despite a promise to spend on infrastructure.
 

Osborne to unveil fresh austerity budget

George Osborne was Wednesday set to stick firmly to the government's controversial austerity plan when he presents his latest annual budget to parliament despite a promise to spend on infrastructure, as Britain sails close to another recession.
 

Govt to unveil tough new budget

The government was Wednesday set to unveil plans to grow Britain's recession-threatened economy, despite insisting on greater state savings as it struggles to meet its deficit-reduction target.
 

Newspapers rail against new regulation deal

Newspapers railed against a new system of press regulation agreed by political leaders, which the biggest media groups have warned raises "deeply contentious issues".
 

Gov't to unveil tough new budget

The government was Wednesday set to unveil plans to grow the country's recession-threatened economy, despite insisting on greater state savings as it struggles to meet its deficit-reduction target.
 

Britain awaits tough new budget

Britain's government was Wednesday set to unveil plans to grow the country's recession-threatened economy, despite insisting on greater state savings as it struggles to meet its deficit-reduction target.
 

British newspapers rail against new regulation deal

Britain's newspapers on Tuesday railed against a new system of press regulation agreed by political leaders, which the biggest media groups have warned raises "deeply contentious issues".
 

UK ministries 'face new cuts in budget'

Chancellor George Osborne will order ministries to make a further £2.5 billion in cuts over the next two years in his budget this week, the government said Tuesday.
 

Ministries face new cuts in budget: UK govt

British finance minister George Osborne will order ministries to make a further £2.5 billion in cuts over the next two years in his budget this week, the government said Tuesday.
 

UK newspapers rail against new regulation deal

Britain's newspapers on Tuesday railed against a new system of press regulation agreed by political leaders, which the biggest media groups have warned raises "deeply contentious issues".
 

Revolt against City of London's medieval elders

For almost a thousand years the City of London Corporation has run the British capital's financial hub, winning hearts with opulent banquets and parades of red-robed dignitaries, pikemen and musketeers.
 

Press wants time to study 'contentious' media plan

Representatives of the British media have said the industry needs time to study a "deeply contentious" plan agreed by MPs for a tough new press regulator, warning the move threatened three centuries of press freedom.
 

UK press wants time to study 'contentious' media plan

Britain's media said it needed time to study a "deeply contentious" plan agreed by lawmakers for a tough new press regulator, warning the move threatened three centuries of press freedom.
 

MPs strike deal on new press watchdog

Newspapers vowed to scrutinise a deal struck by politicians on a tough new press regulator, which they warn threatens 318 years of press freedom.
 

British MPs strike deal on new press watchdog

Britain's newspapers vowed to scrutinise a deal struck by politicians on a tough new press regulator, which they warn threatens 318 years of press freedom.
 

British parties strike deal on new press watchdog

Britain's newspapers on Monday vowed to scrutinise a deal struck by politicians on a tough new press regulator, which they warn threatens 318 years of press freedom.
 

UK politicians reach deal on press regulation

British politicians said Monday they had reached a deal on a tough new press regulator, which they said would rein in misdeeds exposed by the News of the World phone-hacking scandal without curbing press freedom.