2012
Church women bishops vote “a long and boring suicide note”, “a devastating blow”, “Civil war”
There was disappointment today at the Church of England General Synod's vote against the appointment of women bishops.
Hague officially recognises Syrian opposition and paves the way for action
Britian today officially recognised the Syrian national coalition as "the sole legitimate representitve" of the Syrian people.
Coulson and Brooks face more charges
David Cameron's close allies Andy Coulson and Rebekah Brooks faced fresh criminal charges today, in connection with payments to police and public officials.
Anti-immigration Copé succeeds Sarkozy as UMP leader – but don’t rule out a comeback
The UMP have picked themselves up from Sarkozy's defeat and internal strife to pick a new leader, Jean-Francois Copé.
Is Wales about to get tax varying powers?
After the Silk Commission has finished its report, recommendations for greater fiscal powers have been well received in Wales.
Comment: Apathy is not solely to blame for last week’s dismal turnouts
After the historic low turnout of the PCC elections, Richard Bassford looks at what was to blame and what must be done.