For the Prime Minister to insist that "we would require the agreement of our coalition partners" could be seen as placing politics above principle - an advertisement for self-imposed weakness. The opportunity for David Cameron is visibly to put the country before the coalition. The Prime Minister should offer them an ultimatum.

Ten years on from the invasion of Iraq, the controversial question still remains as to whether or not the war was worth it. On 7 February, to mark...

Violence against women affects men. These women are our mothers, sisters, partners, daughters. No man would dismiss this campaign whose life has been touched by violence against someone he loves. But I went because men have to be part of this campaign.

The bitter divisions over the Iraq war were reopened on Thursday evening, almost exactly a decade after the invasion. Panelists were asked ‘was i...

Ten years on from the historic and record-breaking demonstrations against the Iraq war, the Huffington Post UK is asking "Was It Worth It?" at a publi...

The lack of a coherent approach to policy making in the coalition could lead to "catastrophic consequences" for the country, according to a committee ...

There is "no guarantee" the UK will keep its AAA credit rating, a Tory MP warned on Friday morning. Eurosceptic Conservative MP Bernard Jenkin said...

The Big Society remains an incoherent policy idea which could be "defeated by inertia", according to a committee of MPs. The Public Administration ...

Capping public sector wages at the same level as the Prime Minister's salary is "damaging" and could deter the "best talent", a powerful Commons commi...

The government's ambition to transform government and reduce the deficit through the devolution of additional powers to local councils will be frustra...