A growing majority of Britons want British troops to pull out of Afghanistan within 12 months, a poll released Saturday shows, as a NATO commander spoke out to say troops should get working with local communities.
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has once more backed his predecessor Tony Blair to become the European Union's new president, while denying that UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband was ever a candidate for the foreign affairs job.
Bad spelling and handwriting is the bane of schoolchildren everywhere. But now the British Prime Minister’s grammatical shortcomings have led to an embarrassing outcry.
In today’s international press review, we look at the world’s reaction regarding the Lisbon Treaty. The Czech Republic was the last EU member state to sign it.
The ongoing expenses scandal in the UK is on the front page of most British papers. Gordon Brown has been asked to pay back over £12,000 and has asked all MPs to comply with repayments in order to bring closure to the affair.
Following an independent review of the expenses scandal that rocked British politics, Prime Minister Gordon Brown has been ordered to pay back more than 12,000 pounds, his office confirmed Monday.
The day after his keynote speech at the Labour party conference in Brighton, Gordon Brown and his party, already trailing in the polls, lost the support of the influential tabloid 'The Sun' for the first time since Labour came to power in 1997.
In today's papers we look at international reaction to the massacre of 157 people in Guinea, Gordon Brown's speech to the Labour Party conference, Ireland's vote on the Lisbon Treaty and why JK Rowling wasn't given the US Presidential Medal.
Right across Europe, socialists and social democrats have suffered a series of electoral setbacks, culminating in the German SPD's recent debacle. We ask why the left has failed so spectacularly to take advantage of the economic crisis.
