Jackie Ashley: The labor leader must acknowledge his own role in this mess

Martin Kelner: When the alternative is five more minutes' analysis from Andy Townsend, the ads become increasingly attractive

Leader: It is obviously unhealthy for too much potential power to be vested in a single search engine

School league tables are loathed by teachers, who argue that they crush imagination in the classroom. But ultimately they are better than nothing, believes Donald MacLeod

Leader: The central criminal court's present work should now be opened up in the same way as its past

Polly Toynbee: Ken Livingstone has relentlessly worked to improve London's lot. Boris Johnson is running only for fun and fame

Michael White: Spluttering outrage is the reaction of many labor MPs whenever Cameron and Osborne start lecturing them on child poverty

George Monbiot: The giant healthcare centers set to replace local GP surgeries are good for no one but the firms who will profit

Leader: Michael Levy was without question one of the more colorful and clubbable characters who orbited around Tony Blair

The United States (US) government has said its suspicions that the Nigerian Taliban has links with Al Qaeda affiliates led by Osama bin Laden and the Mali arm of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Magreb (AQIM) are yet to be proved

At least 15 people were reported dead in US planes air strike in Dhuso mareb town central Somalia that was killed the commander of Alshabab Islamic fighters Aden Hashi Eyrow on Wednesday night, residents said.

Diligent observation and implementation of the due process principles in all spheres of procurement by all stakeholders will drastically reduce corruption, the acting Director General of the Bureau for Public Procurement (BPE), Engineer Emeka M. Ezeh, has said.

The former Abia State Governor, Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu was re-arraigned yesterday at the Federal High Court in Abuja by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on a 112 count-charge bordering on money laundering.

A pastor in Love and Faith Bible a Church in Lagos has been nabbed by the police for allegedly engaging in homosexual act with six teenage boys who live in the same neighbourhood with him.

One of the features of Obasanjo's second term as elected president was the setting up of what was called Economic Management Team (EMT), which consisted of those who were called "Technorats". The Economic Management Team usurped the powers of the

Worried by the rising poverty indices among Nigerians in spite of the huge oil receipts, the United Kingdom yesterday urged the nation's administrators to be accountable, so that local people can know where the money goes.

A wave of insecurity has swept Kampala over the last few months. Many people have lost their lives, while others have been injured or robbed. Unlike in 2002 when thugs who terrorised Kampala had guns, these days, they are armed

Two gangsters were shot dead for stealing from bar patrons in Murang'a South District.

A matatu driver has been jailed for seven years for killing his wife over a love SMS message.

A medical doctor, Kayode Ademola, has appeared before a Yaba chief magistrate's court for allegedly stealing and defrauding a company of 60 tonnes of cashew nuts valued at N2.8 million.