Referendum to ask Scots one thing: should we be independent?

independent 26-JAN-12

Miliband admits Labour was wrong to knight Fred 'the Shred' Goodwin and backs call for honour to be revoked

dailymail 20-JAN-12

UNITED KINGDOM: Free Scotland may boost Conservatives

oxfordanalytica 18-JAN-12

Daily Mirror boss tells Leveson Inquiry no evidence of phone hacking at paper

themirror 17-JAN-12

Tom Harris walks away from top party post over Hitler jibe at Alex Salmond

thesun 16-JAN-12

Editor: Hacking Might Have Occurred at 2nd Tabloid

ABCnews 16-JAN-12

Scottish independence vote could hit finance industry

telegraph 15-JAN-12

Scots split support 'higher in UK'

belfasttelegraph 14-JAN-12

FT's code 'a model' for industry

bbc 10-JAN-12

Jim Murphy: Labour should accept spending cuts

telegraph 06-JAN-12

Newspaper alleges Gordon Brown e-mail may have been hacked

cnn 02-JAN-12

David Cameron 'to get his own personalised iPad app'

telegraph 28-DEC-11

Mercosur bloc presidents agree to raise tariffs

alertnet 21-DEC-11

Ofcom probes Clarkson's strike jibe

belfasttelegraph 19-DEC-11

Miliband woe as Cameron soars to a six-point poll lead after his hardline stand on Europe

dailymail 18-DEC-11

10:22 Financial services at risk from UK veto, says Noonan

irishtimes 14-DEC-11

RBS bailout: The arrogance, greed and sheer stupidity that will punish UK households for years

dailymail 13-DEC-11

RBS report urges tougher rules on bank M&A, execs (Reuters)

news 12-DEC-11

EU summit: A day for Britain to salute David Cameron

dailymail 10-DEC-11

RBS report to reveal fatal flaws at the heart of financial regulator

dailymail 09-DEC-11

Unison calls for Clarkson sacking

bbc 01-DEC-11

Autumn Statement 2011: key points

telegraph 29-NOV-11

Doctor says gangrene threat to Seif al-Islam's wound

channelnewsasia 28-NOV-11

Libyan officials: Gadhafi intelligence chief captured

cnn 21-NOV-11

Seif al-Islam expected to get a fair trial

RTERadio 20-NOV-11

Northern Rock - a deal Sir Richard Branson may come to regret

dailymail 18-NOV-11

Labour MP Alan Keen dies aged 73

independent 14-NOV-11

Tory MP Patrick Mercer calls David Cameron 'worst British politician since Gladstone'

dailymail 13-NOV-11

Putin: we have lost Russia's trust

guardian 12-NOV-11

Murdoch compared to Mafia boss in parilamentary grilling

montrealgazette 10-NOV-11

Official: Greece's next prime minister to be announced Tuesday

cnn 08-NOV-11

Philip Gould: architect of New Labour and close aide to Tony Blair

telegraph 07-NOV-11

Ghana Home Loans is best funding partner of the year

ghanaweb 04-NOV-11

Male succession, Catholic marriage rules dropped

nzherald 29-OCT-11

Swiss stop Mugabe's wife travelling to UN meeting

independent 27-OCT-11

It's not just Europe that is turning Tories against David Cameron

telegraph 23-OCT-11

Eurogroup chief: delay of decisions 'disastrous' (AP)

news 21-OCT-11

Osborne: We will ride out the storm

thesun 03-OCT-11

German politician suggests Greek eurozone exit

RTERadio 02-OCT-11

Tories go back to yesterday for their plans

guardian 02-OCT-11

Greece pushes for bailout tranche

bbc 30-SEP-11

Over 1,000 Royal Navy staff to learn of redundancy

channel4news 30-SEP-11

Miliband pledges to reshape British society with 'new bargain'

24dash 27-SEP-11

Harper says world economic outlook 'not so positive'

CBC 27-SEP-11

Labour Party Conference 2011: Ed Balls refuses to apologise over Labour's economic record

telegraph 27-SEP-11

Bank lobby rejects reopening of Greek rescue deal

phantis 25-SEP-11

Labour promises to cap tuition fees at £6,000

dailymail 25-SEP-11

Miliband vows to cut tuition fees to £6,000

telegraph 24-SEP-11

New Libyan leaders face military and political setbacks

euronews 19-SEP-11

Gold and Silver Report - "Let's Do The Twist (and Shout the Buffett Rule)."

ibtimes 19-SEP-11

Italian prosecutors accuse eight over 'escorts' for Berlusconi parties

cnn 17-SEP-11

EU finance ministers push back Greek bailout decision

phantis 16-SEP-11

'So sorry abt pmqs...from DC': Cameron¿s candid text apology to MP he reduced to a laughing stock

dailymail 11-SEP-11

Bank shares hit as report backs calls for major shake-up of the industry

dailymail 10-SEP-11

To Russia with love: Cameron to visit Moscow to thaw icy relationship that has seen no phone calls to Putin by British politi

dailymail 09-SEP-11

Iceland's former PM goes on trial

bbc 05-SEP-11

Tony Blair 'is godfather to Rupert Murdoch's daughter'

channel4news 05-SEP-11

Darling's damning verdict on Brown

thesun 05-SEP-11

Alistair Darling reveals Labour crises row

independent 04-SEP-11

Key UN envoy arrives in Tripoli

bbc 03-SEP-11

A journey to China

chinadaily 31-AUG-11

Government set to relax MOT rules despite safety concerns

dailymail 21-AUG-11

Cameron: Violence will not be accepted

aljazeera 12-AUG-11

Downing Street: Blue skies and red tape | Editorial

guardian 28-JUL-11

Britain recognizes Libyan rebel council, expels Kadafi's staffers

latimes 27-JUL-11

Tributes to late singer Amy Winehouse

euronews 24-JUL-11

Borders asks permission to sell stores to rival

latimes 21-JUL-11

Murdoch denies responsibility for hacking

aljazeera 19-JUL-11

Borders Closing: Why the Bookstore Chain Failed

ibtimes 19-JUL-11

Brooks to face phone hacking questions

aljazeera 18-JUL-11

Borders bidding deadline passed without offers: report (Reuters)

news 18-JUL-11

Former Murdoch tabloid editor arrested in hacking probe

cnn 17-JUL-11

Murdoch apologises over UK phone hacking

aljazeera 16-JUL-11

Murdoch to apologize; Brooks quits

cnn 15-JUL-11

Former editor to testify; Murdoch won't

cnn 14-JUL-11

Tories join call over BSkyB bid

bbc 13-JUL-11

[-wrote]: In the midst of our increasingly knowledge-based and interconnected global economy, millions of children in the world's poorest countries are out of school,

egovmonitor 30-JAN-12

[said:]: This is very sad news. Our thoughts are with all of his family

bbc 26-JAN-12

[ warns]: hidden and silent emergency in education,

bbc 25-JAN-12

[-told]: You are trying to destroy me and my party. I will destroy you and your company,

irishsun 10-JAN-12

[said:]: You are trying to destroy me and my party. I will destroy you and your company

telegraph 09-JAN-12

[said:]: The new model we propose is quite different. In a risk-based approach there is no inspection without justification, no form filling without justification, and no information requirements without justification.

independent 12-DEC-11

[said:]: there has never been greater cooperation between France and Britain as there is now

telegraph 10-DEC-11

[ admits]: It was a dream project,

wsj 09-DEC-11

[ said]: Tax credits,

guardian 09-DEC-11

[said:]: The urgent action is necessary not just because of risks to safety but because the Scottish Environment Protection Agency has now stated publicly that unless the Ministry of Defence brings forward a remedial plan for the area, they, the agency, will designate this Dalgety bay area as radiation- contaminated land.

heraldscotland 01-DEC-11

[ said]: When markets falter and banks fail it's the jobs and the homes and the security of the squeezed middle that are hit the hardest,

guardian 23-NOV-11

[ said]: For many young Canadians, making the transition to the job market is a challenge, especially in today’s environment,

gc 21-NOV-11

[ said]: Alan was a great MP locally popular, diligent London MP, and a great fighter for local causes,

mailonsunday 14-NOV-11

[ argued]: close to insolvency,

france24 29-SEP-11

[adding that:]: a far larger rescue fund - two, perhaps three trillion euros - is needed to stabilise the eurozone

smh 29-SEP-11

[was told:]: what he wanted to hear

dailymail 24-SEP-11

[-said]: In 2008, governments could intervene to sort out the problems of banks,

expressindia 17-SEP-11

[-told]: Unless there is global co-ordination . . . I foresee 10 years of low growth in Europe and America, I foresee very high levels of unemployment and I foresee a failure of co-ordination that will lead in the end to greater protectionism,

montrealgazette 16-SEP-11

[-said]: Unless there is global coordination... I foresee 10 years of low growth in Europe and America, I foresee very high levels of unemployment and I foresee a failure of coordination that will lead in the end to greater protectionism,

kathimerini 16-SEP-11

[-said]: Unless there is global coordination ... I foresee 10 years of low growth in Europe and America, I foresee very high levels of unemployment and I foresee a failure of coordination that will lead in the end to greater protectionism,

msnbc 16-SEP-11

[-told]: Unless there is global coordination...I foresee 10 years of low growth in Europe and America, I foresee very high levels of unemployment and I foresee a failure of coordination that will lead in the end to greater protectionism,

economictimes 16-SEP-11

[-said]: You cannot begin to solve the European problem unless you understand it is a banking problem, a growth problem, the inability of the European economies to grow out of a recession, as well as being a fiscal problem,

economictimes 16-SEP-11

[-said]: You will need an international agreement, not just a euro area agreement, to sort out the problems that Europe now faces and the IMF will be involved in some stage in this in my view,

economictimes 16-SEP-11

[-decline]: He seemed to have no conception of the effects of his sometimes appalling behaviour on those close to him, or of the political damage his way of operating - indirectly, through a cabal - could cause.

smh 04-SEP-11

[said yesterday:]: I've got every sympathy with Neil Lennon. What has happened to him over the last year is very sad and not acceptable.

TheScotsman 02-SEP-11

[ said]: We just need to decide how to provide aid to the safest extent possible,

wfp 08-AUG-11

[argues that:]: it has suited European leaders to believe that theirs is a fiscal crisis confined to the weaker states, and so they have presented their problem in a one-dimensional form – profligacy in the periphery demanding austerity, and if that fails, even more austerity.

guardian 08-AUG-11

[-said]: No number of phone calls can solve what is a financial, macroeconomic and fiscal crisis rolled into one,

peopledaily 08-AUG-11

[ said]: the day European leaders faced the crisis down

express 07-AUG-11

[-wrote]: wasted decade

timesofmalta 07-AUG-11

[-wrote]: Deeper economic, social and political agonies will follow as long as the eurozone avoids the big issues,

timesofmalta 07-AUG-11

[-writes]: the next crisis gets ever closer and threatens even more danger

independent 07-AUG-11

[warns:]: Economic necessity was sacrificed to what was politically expedient.

independent 07-AUG-11

[warns:]: No number of weekend phone calls can solve what is a financial, macroeconomic and fiscal crisis rolled into one, now needs a radical restructuring of both Europe's banks and the euro, and will almost certainly require G2O and IMF intervention.

independent 07-AUG-11

[-said]: That never was properly enacted,

smh 05-AUG-11

[-declared]: from the gutter into the sewer,

latimes 17-JUL-11

[said:]: Where is your evidence for your charge that The Sunday Times paid

dailymail 16-JUL-11

[ said]: on an industrial scale,

news 16-JUL-11

[said:]: It was opposed by the police, opposed by the Home Office and opposed by the civil service and it was not supported by the [Culture] Select Committee.

independent 15-JUL-11

[-asserted that]: criminal underworld.

ngrguardiannews 14-JUL-11

[-said]: This was a culture in both The Sunday Times and in other newspapers in News International where they really exploited people - I'm not talking so much about me here now, I'm talking about people who were at rock bottom - and rock bottom was the rock upon which The Sunay Times founded their reputation, and other newspapers in News International founded their reputation, for purely commercial gain and in some cases to abuse political power,

JakartaPost 14-JUL-11

[added:]: Of course, the abuse of their power for political gain is something that is going to have to be looked at. Any inquiry that is going to be set up is going to have to look at how News International attempted to abuse political power for political gain.

bbc 14-JUL-11

[-said]: News International were using people who were known criminals,

irishsun 13-JUL-11

[ said]: The relationship between News International and the Labour administration I led was from start to finish neither cosy nor comfortable,

independent 13-JUL-11

[-said]: I deeply regret my inability to do then what I wanted to do and to overturn the advice of all the authorities and set up a judicial inquiry,

guardian 13-JUL-11

[ said]: Far from the so-called cosy relationship with News International that would have meant doing nothing, my answer to what appeared to be News International's abuse of press freedom was a full judge-led inquiry to meet growing public concern,

independent 13-JUL-11

[-said]: links with criminals.

cnn 13-JUL-11

[-said]: I say the relationship with them was always difficult because Labour had opposed their self-interested agenda,

thestar 13-JUL-11

[ said]: This was a culture in both The Sunday Times and in other newspapers in News International where they really exploited people,

todayonline 13-JUL-11

[said:]: In tears. Your son is being broadcast across the media. Sarah (his wife) and I are incredibly upset about it, we’re thinking about his long-term future, we’re thinking about our family.

dailytimesPK 13-JUL-11

[-said]: I’ve never talked publicly about Fraser’s condition. And obviously we wanted that to be kept private for all the obvious reasons,

dailytimesPK 13-JUL-11

[said:]: If we do not act now on what we now know, and if we do not act forcefully and with clarity, friends around the world who admire our liberties will now ask what kind of country we have become.

guardian 13-JUL-11

[-said]: Make no mistake - the decision made by News Corporation was not the decision they wanted to make.

dailymail 13-JUL-11

[-said]: What about the person, like the family of Milly Dowler, who are in the most desperate of circumstances, the most difficult occasions in their lives, in huge grief and then they find that they are totally defenceless in this moment of greatest grief from people who are employing these ruthless tactics with links to known criminals.

examiner 13-JUL-11

[-respond]: I think it's terrible what happened to Gordon. I think it's disgusting, and I think it just adds to the long list of outrages that we've seen practised by certain newspapers and I think it reinforces the need for comprehensive action to be taken. There can be nothing good about this crisis but one thing that can come out of it is a determination among politicians, journalists and others to make sure that nothing like this ever happens again.

telegraph 13-JUL-11

[added:]: Amassed against these guiltless victims and against a succession of other victims of crime, whose names I know about and have seen, and have yet to be made public, this systematic use of base and unlawful methods ... are not the misconduct of a few rogues or a few freelancers, but I have to say law-breaking often on an industrial scale, at its worst dependent on its links with the British criminal underworld.

independent 13-JUL-11

[said:]: I can't think of any way that the medical condition of a child can be put into the public arena legitimately unless the doctor makes a statement or the family makes a statement.

eecho 12-JUL-11

[-said]: Rock bottom was the rock upon which The Sunday Times founded their reputation, and other newspapers in News International founded their reputation, for purely commercial gain and in some cases to abuse political power,

AP 12-JUL-11

[-added]: What about the person, like the family of Milly Dowler, who are in the most desperate of circumstances, the most difficult occasions in their lives, in huge grief and then they find that they are totally defenseless in this moment of greatest grief from people who are employing these ruthless tactics with links to known criminals?

AP 12-JUL-11

[said:]: I do not know how all of this happened, but I do know one thing, that in two of these instances there is absolute proof that <name id=

telegraph 12-JUL-11

[-said]: This was a culture in both The Sunday Times and in other newspapers in News International where they really exploited people - I'm not talking so much about me here now, I'm talking about people who were at rock bottom - and rock bottom was the rock upon which The Sunday Times founded their reputation, and other newspapers in News International founded their reputation, for purely commercial gain and in some cases to abuse political power,

newschannel5 12-JUL-11

[-said]: I’m shocked, I’m genuinely shocked to find this happened because of the links with known criminals who were undertaking this activity, hired by investigators who were working with the Sunday Times.

euronews 12-JUL-11

[-said]: If I, with all the protection and all the defenses and all the security that a chancellor of the exchequer or a prime minister, am so vulnerable to unscrupulous tactics, to unlawful tactics, methods that have been used in the way we have found, what about the ordinary citizen?

AP 12-JUL-11

[-said]: If I, with all the protection and all the defenses and all the security that a chancellor of the exchequer or a prime minister has, is so vulnerable to unscrupulous tactics, unlawful tactics, to methods that have been used in the way that we've found -- what about the ordinary citizen?

upi 12-JUL-11

[-said]: Sarah and I were incredibly upset about it,

upi 12-JUL-11

[-said]: I've never talked publicly about Fraser's condition. And obviously we wanted that to be kept private for all the obvious reasons,

channelnewsasia 12-JUL-11

[-told]: I think what happened pretty early on in government was that the Sunday Times appear to have got access to my building society account, they got access to my legal files,

channelnewsasia 12-JUL-11

[stated that:]: details from his infant son's medical records were obtained by the Sun, who published a story about the child's serious illness

guardian 12-JUL-11

[said:]: They told me that they had this story about Fraser's medical condition and that they were going to run this story.

skynews 12-JUL-11

[-told]: really exploited people - I'm not talking so much about me here now, I'm talking about people who were at rock bottom,

newschannel5 12-JUL-11

Campbell [added:]: I am aware of private information about Gordon Brown which was revealed through blagging.

sundaymail 02-DEC-11

Cameron [replied:]: It is wrong that these strikes are going ahead when these negotiations are under way, it is wrong to strike and close so many classrooms and essential services, but it is being done on the basis on these turnouts. 'Just one quarter of Unison members voted to strike, just 23 per cent of those balloted at Unite voted in favour. 'I am not surprised Labour members want to shout me down. We know why they won't condemn the strikes because we have got the figures today from where they get the money from. 'In his f

dailymail 23-NOV-11

David Laws [said:]: Despite Gordon Brown's promises and platitudes, it is clear that one of Labour's darkest legacies is it has let down more than a million young people and left them to bear the brunt of the recession. 'Instead of giving them the skills, training and education they need, the Government has failed young people and risks creating a lost generation.

dailymail 29-JUN-11

Ed Miliband [said:]: I think what you are seeing is an overhyped version of history and, frankly, the era of Blair and Brown is over.

guardian 10-JUN-11

Brooks [ says]: Gordon Brown , when he was PM, was in the US for some UN meeting in New York and invited me for coffee at the consulate,

guardian 08-MAY-11

Salmond [-last night insisted]: that Megrahi's release to Libya coincided with strong pressure from Gordon Brown's government, and his support of Donald Trump's commercial interests in Scotland.

sundaymail 02-MAY-11

Bryant [said yesterday:]: Andrew asked some very personal questions to Gordon Brown about his eyesight and whether he took drugs. I don't think he will be able to do that sort of thing again.

guardian 30-APR-11

Klaus Schwab [ said]: Gordon Brown will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the World Economic Forum. As his recent book clearly demonstrates, he has valuable insights into the global agenda that will complement and inform many of the Forum’s initiatives. His counsel will help ensure that the Forum remains rigorous and focused – true to its commitment to improve the state of the world,

peopledaily 25-APR-11

Klaus Schwab [ said]: Gordon Brown will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the World Economic Forum. As his recent book clearly demonstrates, he has valuable insights into the global agenda that will complement and inform many of the Forum's initiatives. His counsel will help ensure that the Forum remains rigorous and focused - true to its commitment to improve the state of the world,

kuna 23-APR-11

Klaus Schwab [ said]: Gordon Brown will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the World Economic Forum,

dailytimesPK 23-APR-11

Klaus Schwab [said:]: Gordon Brown will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the World Economic Forum ... His counsel will help ensure the Forum remains rigorous and focused — true to its commitment to improve the state of the world.

guardian 22-APR-11

Johnson [wrote:]: We have finally heard Labour's response to the fiscal crisis bequeathed to the nation by Gordon Brown. The plan is to get a load of aggressive crusties and Lefties to attack the Ritz hotel, to storm Fortnum's, and to cause so much argy-bargy that 4,500 police officers are obliged to waste their time (and our money) in putting out the bonfires and controlling events as peacefully as they can.

24dash 28-MAR-11

Peter Mandelson [-recalls]: It was not just that he [Osborne] disliked Gordon Brown,

guardian 24-MAR-11

Powell [ says]: We had to persuade Gordon Brown to give up the No 11 flat and allow Tony and Cherie to live there which he did with difficulty,

guardian 22-MAR-11

Mandelson [-said]: I don't think it would help matters if he (Brown) were suddenly to step aside,

EgyptianGazette 14-MAR-11

George Osborne [-said]: We're not getting on to Gordon Brown yet,

guardian 07-FEB-11