The US secretary of state has ended a visit to Russia with an assurance from the Kremlin that relations between the two countries have been reset, although several divisive questions remain

In this case, a speed bump named Brett Baier who actually subjected Prez Zero to a critical interview that asked real questions and refused to allow Zero to filibuster: Notice how Zero fumbles, stumbles and dissembles in the face of actual real questions and is unable to answer... Obama is still likely to foist ObamaCare on the American people, but it was good to see a journalist actually vetting ...

By Dr Patrick Nolan, Chief Economist, Reform The Chancellor of the Exchequer faces a difficult task in putting together a Budget next week. Questions that the Budget will need to address include: · How can we convince the markets that...

The National Audit Office has criticised the Student Loans Company for management errors that resulted in the 'poor' delivery of loans, in a report that also questions Whitehall's capability

A few days ago Dizzy Thinks spotted an oddity in the expense claims of Hull North Labour MP Diana Johnson: At the end of the detailed, albeit censored claims, provided on the Parliamentary website, is an invoice to the tune of £1,654 for “delivery of a leaflet in Hull North Constituency during September and October 2007″. Looks legit

"Do we have to invite the extremist candidate?" "Can I veto the hustings by refusing to attend?" "Is the hustings meeting an election expense?" These are all common questions during general election campaigns, so here is your whistle-stop guide to what the various rules says.

People have to ask what all the fuss was about. So said William Hague this morning when for the first time in 10 years he chose to answer fully rather than avoid questions about the friend, ally and multi million pound Tory donor who he put in the House of Lords. Mr Hague insisted that Cabinet documents leaked to the BBC which outline the negotiations that led to that peerage proved that there was...

QUESTIONS were asked yesterday over how much Prime Minister Gordon Brown knew about former Glasgow council leader Steven Purcell's woes before his fall from grace.

Yup, Any Questions has done it again with this week’s panel featuring a Tory MP, a Labour MP, a right-wing pundit and a Green candidate – but no Liberal Democrat. Details of how to lodge your complaint with the BBC here.

Today, at Mayor’s Questions, Boris Johnson claimed that no ticket offices will close, but this document [pdf] shows that claim is untrue. Several will close, several others will close for most of the week, and many more will see their hours of operation severely cut. It is a clear example from London of broken Tory