Cameron accused over Islamic schools claim

Schools Secretary calls claim radical Muslim group set up two schools with help of public cash a 'divisive smear'

Public cash ‘did not go to schools fronting terrorism’

Allegation by David Cameron that radical Muslim group had set up two schools was rejected by ministers

No apology for Germany’s own Nazi victims

Countries are apologising for past wrongs. Yet many casualties of Hitler’s sterilisation programme feel ignored today

Millions left out of pocket

Customers could see major changes to their accounts now the banks have surprisingly won their battle in the courts

Apprentice Lord Sugar wakes up the lords

The House of Lords was bustling for the new peer’s Maiden Speech, and the businessman turned TV celebrity didn’t disappoint

Would-be champion hopes for a rematch

The Office of Fair Trading could challenge the banks again after a suggestion from the President of the Supreme Court

Pro-Union coalition rocked by the Tories

David Cameron says a Tory government would reject White Paper on Calman plan — and risks fracturing pro-Union alliance

Taxes, airguns, drink-driving and a swipe at the SNP

Labour’s hopes of outflanking the SNP over independence rest on a White Paper that itself depends on a general election victory to stand a...

Questions over Lady Ashton's past

EU 'foreign minister' served as treasurer of the CND in the 1980s - but where did the group's funding come from?

Parties’ free slots on TV come at a price

All the nostalgia about old party political broadcasts is genuine enough but don’t confuse it for real affection

White Paper hands tax-raising powers to Scotland

Scottish government handed power to vary income tax, set speed and drink-drive limits and regulate airguns in biggests shake-up since devolution

PM accused of suffocating the Chilcot Iraq Inquiry

Rules allowing the Government to veto sections of Iraq report breach Gordon Brown's pledge on national security

Boots defends marketing of homeopathy as effective

Chief pharmacist at Boots said responsibility to regulate marketing of homeopathic products lay with UK drug regulator

Inquiry announced into Iraq abuse claims

Ministry of Defence pledged to 'full support' for public inquiry into aftermath of 'Battle of Danny Boy' in 2004

Britain 'knew Saddam had destroyed WMD'

Iraq inquiry told that the Foreign Office thought there was no immediate threat from Iraq in lead-up to war

Soldier's widow pleads for peaceful exit

Wife of Staff Sergeant Olaf Schmid uses funeral oration to call on ministers to work as he did to preserve life

Glamour fades fast as grey men go to battle