Tory leader David Cameron conceded today that his party had more work to do to win over voters as opinion polls suggested his lead over Labour was fuelled far more by discontent with Labour than approval of his own policies.

THE British Government came under fresh pressure to reveal details of its dealings with Libya yesterday after claims by the son of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi over the Lockerbie bomber.

The Conservatives’ lead over Labour has been dramatically cut as Gordon Brown continues to win plaudits for his handling of the economic crisis, according to an opinion poll.

Barely half of British voters believe a change of leadership or policy would improve prime minister Gordon Brown's Labour Party's chances of success in the next UK general election, according to a survey out today.

The opinion poll rating of the Labour Party in Britain has fallen to its lowest level since Tony Blair became leader 13 years ago, according to a new survey.

Mark Oaten today threw his hat into the ring for the fight for the UK's Liberal Democrat leadership as he declared he would modernise the party and lead it to power.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair faced a clutch of sobering opinion polls today just as he prepared to call a May 5 General Election.

Voters do not believe Britain's Home Secretary David Blunkett should be forced to resign over allegations surrounding his affair with publisher Kimberly Quinn, according to an opinion poll tonight.

Britain's Conservative leader Michael Howard has received an opinion poll boost a year after taking over the party.

Voters in Britain dislike British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s close relationship with US President George W Bush, a poll revealed tonight.

Tony Blair’s creation of New Labour has opened up a significant gap between himself and the party’s supporters, a new poll has suggested.

Support in England for the war in Iraq has fallen from almost two-thirds of the electorate at the time of the conflict to less than half now, according to a poll released today.