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Benn short of backing in deputy bid

Hilary Benn has so far failed to secure enough support to ensure his place on the Labour deputy leadership ballot. » more

'First minister' Salmond prepares for power

Alex Salmond is set to be elected as Scotland's first nationalist head of government by the Holyrood parliament. » more

Nominations point to Brown 'coronation'

John McDonnell has so far failed to muster enough support to challenge Gordon Brown for the Labour leadership. » more

Blair and Bush hold pre-G8 talks

Tony Blair is to meet with president George W Bush on what is expected to be his last trip to Washington as prime minister. » more

Tories reject grammar school expansion

In a break with long-standing Conservative policy, David Willetts has said that more grammar schools would deepen divisions between rich and poor. » more

Prescott backs Johnson as successor

Alan Johnson's bid to become deputy Labour leader has been backed by John Prescott and David Miliband. » more

Morgan looks to minority administration

Rhodri Morgan has said he will seek Plaid Cymru and Liberal Democrat backing for a minority Labour administration in Wales. » more

Public building sales 'to revive facilities'

A new government scheme could see abandoned public buildings sold to community groups for as little as £1 in an attempt to revive local facilities. » more

Brown plans for one-on-one maths help

Gordon Brown is setting out plans for a new programme to make UK maths standards comparable with the best in the world. » more

Hewitt unveils £8bn NHS funding

Hundreds of thousands of patients are set to benefit from an extra £8bn of NHS funding, Patricia Hewitt has said. » more

Parties set for funding talks

Talks have begun between Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats in a bid to reach agreement on how political parties are funded. » more

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