Malcolm Rifkind

Former Tory minister Cecil Parkinson dies aged 84

Thatcher favourite, ex-peer and party chairman had ‘long battle with cancer’

Labour, Tories and Lib Dems join forces to halt SNP

Strategic voting is key as rivals look to block Sturgeon’s influence on London

Cash for influence

British politics

Malcolm Rifkind resigns over ‘cash for influence’ sting

Prime minister, in pre-election mode, says he respects and supports decision

Malcolm Rifkind steps down over cash for access claims

Former foreign secretaries under pressure following undercover ‘dispatches’ sting

Pressure on Rifkind to resign from security intelligence watchdog role

Former British foreign secretary filmed discussing payment for influence

Tories suspend Rifkind over cash-for-access sting

Jack Straw and Malcolm Rifkind named in undercover ‘Dispatches’ investigation

Cold war chill as leaders clash over Ukraine in Munich

While Merkel has faith in sanctions, others see arms as more persuasive

UK torture inquiry says politicians will face scrutiny

US government to be pressed to hand over redacted sections of CIA torture report

CIA torture: UK to seek redacted material on its interrogation role

Downing Street: blacked out sections in US report do not cover-up complicity in torture

Intelligence chiefs face UK parliamentary inquiry

Unprecedented questioning of secret service MI6 and security service MI5 follows Snowden leaks

Intelligence requests judged by strict legal code, says Hague

Commons told UK and US special relationship ‘has saved many lives’

Britain says accusations it skirted law over Prism are baseless

Prime minister says British security agencies operate within the law

Woolwich terror suspect was arrested by Kenyan police

Michael Adebolajo held in 2010 over suspected extremist activity then deported to Britain

Family of murdered soldier say 'hearts have been ripped apart'

Two women arrested yesterday in connection with death of Drummer Lee Rigby in London have been released without charge

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