Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg is due to accuse David Cameron of resorting to "a crude form of blackmail" in stoking up fear of "economic meltdown" if the Conservatives fail to win the upcoming general election outright.Read
Up to 270,000 civil servants are due to launch a 48-hour strike in a row over redundancy pay - hitting courts, ports, jobcentres, benefit offices, tax centres and emergency police call centres.Read
Kerb-crawlers can be arrested on their first offence under new laws designed to tackle the demand for prostitution, Home Office minister Alan Campbell said.Read
British journalists' access to military operations in Afghanistan is to be restricted during the general election campaign in order to avoid accusations that the armed forces are being used for political purposes, it has been confirmed.Read
The row over Conservative donor Lord Ashcroft's tax status has exposed David Cameron's "fundamental weakness" and his inability to change the Tory Party, senior Cabinet minister Lord Mandelson has claimed.Read
Solemn tributes have been paid to two British soldiers murdered in Northern Ireland on the first anniversary of their deaths as detectives renewed appeals for help catching the killers.Read
Conservatives have accused the Government of cutting by half the number of new patrol vehicles to be purchased for troops in Afghanistan to replace vulnerable Snatch Land Rovers.Read