Secrets of the Attorney-General’s advice on Iraq unravel some more
An analysis of that advice, and the implications for Mr Blair
Category: Politics
The Paxman-Blair interview: some extraordinary revelations
Did the prime minister really not see the Foreign Office legal advisers’ advice on the legality of the war?
UK elections: two hippos in the drawing room
Neither the criminal blunders over Iraq nor the wholesale destruction of our rights under cover of the soi-disant ‘war on terror’ appear to be discussed by any of the major parties in their campaigns
The Rt Hon Paul Boateng MP embarks on a career in diplomacy – he hopes
Has Britain’s first black Cabinet minister gone up a ladder or down a snake?
Was the Iraq war legal? What the Attorney-General didn’t tell Parliament, and why
Was the Iraq war legal? What the Attorney-General didn’t tell Parliament, and why: A scenario that may explain the mystifications and contradictions
Queens, their consort Kings, and when a queen is not a queen
More thoughts on pretending that Queen Camilla won’t be the Queen, exactly; including an article by Jane
Another Royal Wedding, a King without a Queen, and some polite enquiries
Can Tony Blair stop a King’s wife being Queen by signifying his agreement? Shouldn’t the Cabinet have been consulted, not just told? What about the other 15 countries of which Prince Charles is Heir to the Throne?
Detention without trial, house arrest and a very strange release (updated 11 Feb 05)
More thoughts about the Clarke proposals for house arrest, and the real reasons for the release of ‘C’
Prince Harry: Much Ado About virtually Nothing
The international as well as the national media should apologise for making such a pompous fuss about an absurdly trivial incident