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The Guardian reports that David Cameron has embarked on another major step in the modernisation of the Conservative party by offering a public apology for section 28, the notorious legislation which banned the "promotion" of homosexuality in schools. In a gesture designed to stretch credibility the Tory Leader condemned section 28 as "offensive to gay people" and... [read full story]
Mumsnet are (allegedly) turning into quite a pivotal phenomenon in British democracy. They seem to be playing a similar role to that of the Women's Institute with Tony Blair in 2000 or, indeed, to that of the Soothsayers with...
Jo-Emma Larvin has claimed that she is over the break-up of her relationship with Strictly Come Dancing star Joe Calzaghe. The 30-year-old was dumped by the boxer after he started competing on the BBC show. She admitted that...
Martin O'Neill has spoken of his delight at finally seeing Stewart Downing in an Aston Villa shirt in his side's 1-1 draw at Burnley. The £12m summer signing from Middlesbrough came on in the 70th minute at Turf Moor to make...
The success or failure of Cameron’s EU policy rests in part on the promised British Bill of Rights. What is clear is that Tories are unclear what should be included in it. One question that is yet to be answered is whether...
