JUST last week they kissed and made up after their live fight became one of the most entertaining moments in last year’s British general election.

SKY News has joined the race to broadcast a live leaders’ debate in the run-up to the general election.

'X Factor' reject Wagner could face an investigation over claims he falsely claimed incapacity benefit, Britain's Work and Pensions Secretary said today.

SKY broadcaster Adam Boulton expressed regret yesterday over a furious on-air spat with Labour’s former head of communications, Alastair Campbell.

LABOUR’S former head of communications, Alastair Campbell, yesterday hit back following his furious on-air spat with a leading political broadcaster, claiming the way the media covered the election was “a joke”.

THE leaders of the three main British political parties have agreed to terms for a series of televised debates during the next general election campaign, it was announced last night.

The Rev Ian Paisley has become the first MP in the North to be voted Opposition Politician of the Year.

The Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, has said negotiations with Turkey over EU membership must go ahead tomorrow.

Scotland Yard Commissioner Sir Ian Blair today admitted further people could be shot as detectives hunt down the would-be suicide bombers who tried to bring further carnage to London last week.

Television pictures of US President Bush in his vest which sparked a rash of security stories in the news media were actually shot by mistake by an Irish Government film crew, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern said.

TAOISEACH Bertie Ahern said yesterday he hoped the new Iraqi interim administration would provide “a new focus, a new direction, a new level of co-operation” to allow the international community to resolve its differences over Iraq.

Television pictures of US President George Bush in his vest which sparked a rash of security stories in today’s news media were actually shot by mistake by a Government film crew, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern said today.

British airline pilots have questioned US intelligence on terror threats that grounded six transatlantic flights, including a London to Washington service, today.

THE head of the Commission for Racial Equality yesterday accused Robert Kilroy-Silk of posing as a ‘24-carat martyr’ and called for him to issue an apology for his article in which he called Arabs “suicide bombers, limb-amputators, women repressors”.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair today faced a TV grilling amid mounting pressure over the death of Iraq mole Dr David Kelly.

FORMER British Labour minister Clare Short yesterday stepped up her calls on Tony Blair to quit saying he had behaved worse than shamed John Profumo.

Tony Blair was under continued pressure over the death of David Kelly today as his former ministers lined up to criticise his role in the affair.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair declared today that he “absolutely” had the appetite to carry on in office, in the wake of the death of weapons expert Dr David Kelly.

European plans to slash fishing levels by up to 80% to conserve dwindling marine stocks are “tainted by political interference”, it was claimed tonight.

TIME is running out for Saddam Hussein to rid his country of weapons of mass destruction or face regime change, British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw said in a TV interview broadcast yesterday.

The Irish and British governments must give renewed momentum to the Good Friday Agreement, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern said today.

US Secretary of State Colin Powell today sat down with Yasser Arafat in a last-ditch attempt to salvage.

If canvassing were an Olympic sport, then Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble would be a certain gold medallist.

The British Government was not being ‘‘wishy-washy’’ over its missile defence policy, British Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon insisted today.