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British foreign policy is in need of a “new idealism” to reassert its place and its values in the modern world, David Davis said today. This meant reforming the European Union to become a lightly regulated single market, fostering relations with the US, and reforming the United Nations, he said. In a wide-reaching speech to… Read more »
Charles Kennedy answered his critics yesterday when he received a standing ovation lasting nearly five minutes at the end of the Lib Dem conference in Blackpool. Media speculation about his future as party leader has dogged this year’s annual conference, fuelled by defeats by the rank and file over EU budget capping and the privatisation… Read more »
