Cameron promises to cram yet more peers into the Lords
As David Cameron reveals plans to announce a number of new peers before the summer in line with the coalition agreement, Michael Crick looks at how bloated the House of Lords could become.
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As David Cameron reveals plans to announce a number of new peers before the summer in line with the coalition agreement, Michael Crick looks at how bloated the House of Lords could become.
Include UKIP in televised debates? No thanks, David Cameron says, as Michael Crick reports.
After a Channel 4 News and Dispatches investigation questions the account recorded in a police log and results in calls for an investigation, Michael Crick answers the key questions on the row.
Former chief whip Andrew Mitchell admits he was “stitched up” in the row over alleged comments he made to police outside the gates of Downing Street. Michael Crick reports.
It is just two days until the first ever election for police and crime commissioners. Michael Crick finds out whether the contest is capturing the imagination of voters in the Thames Valley.
Voters in the marginal constituency of Corby go to the polls next week in the first by-election the Conservatives have had to defend since 2010. Michael Crick has been out on the campaign trail.
A victim of abuse in a Welsh care home claims he was sexually assaulted by a former senior political figure. The unnamed accused man has spoken to Channel 4 News Political Correspondent Michael Crick.
Culture Secretary Maria Millar writes a letter to the BBC saying the Savile scandal has raised concerns about public trust in the corporation. Our Political Correspondent Michael Crick reports.
Will you vote? What will the turnout be? Michael Crick examines why the upcoming police and crime commissioners elections are the most extraordinary for many years.
There are new developments today concerning the Conservative Party chairman, Grant Shapps and websites he ran under the alias Michael Green. Michael Crick reports.
If your name is Corinne Stockheath or Surrey, Dr JLM Richards of Dallas or Richard Warton of Tektriox, Michael Crick would like you to get in touch.
Mitchell’s statement to parliament was intended to “draw a line” under the alleged foul-mouthed tirade against police officers. But as Political Correspondent Michael Crick reports, it has done no such thing.
Political Correspondent Michael Crick considers why the police may have been slow to react as Liverpool fans were crushed to death and why it is not only The Sun which is guilty of mis-reporting.
Did Simon Weston launch his campaign on this basis of duff advice and assurances from Theresa May, asks Michael Crick?
Labour’s candidate for police commissioner in Avon and Somerset, Bob Ashford, today stood down. Astonishingly, it was all because of two minor offence committed 46 years ago when he was just 13, and for which he was fined a total of £5, writes Michael Crick.