British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s Labour Party has been given until November to prevent a discrimination row with its Northern Ireland members from going to court, it emerged today.

THE row over whether Camilla Parker Bowles will take the title Queen of Britain when Prince Charles succeeds to the throne continued yesterday.

THE British government has confirmed the Prince of Wales’s marriage to Camilla Parker Bowles will not be “morganatic”, meaning she would automatically become queen when he succeeds to the throne unless legislation is passed.

A CROSS-PARTY attempt by British MPs intended to prevent the introduction of “euthanasia by the back door” failed last night amid chaotic scenes in the House of Commons.

Ethnic minorities in Northern Ireland are being denied a say on British Labour Party policies which could affect them, it was claimed today.

The British government faced fury from both sides of the British House of Commons today as it tried to speed through Northern Ireland legislation.

BRITISH Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon was under increased pressure last night after the widow of David Kelly told how the Iraq weapons expert felt “totally let down and betrayed” by the Ministry of Defence for allowing his name to be made public.

VERY few things are certain in politics. But the body found lying in the rolling south Oxfordshire countryside at 9.20 yesterday morning is certain to come back to haunt British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

BRITAIN’S Foreign Secretary Jack Straw put Tony Blair’s communications chief Alastair Campbell on the spot yesterday as he said the Iraqi arms dossier prepared by Downing Street caused “embarrassment” to the Government.

The SDLP has rejected criticism from a British Labour Party MP who accused the party of failing to show up for Westminster debates on the Irish peace process.

BRITAIN'S Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell praised Cherie Blair’s honesty and courage in making a public statement over the controversy that has surrounded her.

Hospitals across Britain are covering up thousands of deaths caused by a fatal 'super-bug' because they are afraid of being sued, according to a British Labour MP.