Feature Writer: 
Welcome to the British/Uk Affairs section where we discuss anything and everything regarding the United Kingdom.
Economically and politically bound to Europe and the EU, but distant from continental affairs, historically and now militarily tied to the US, but with a public ambiguous about America, Britain often finds itself at a crossroads.
From the royal family to the Labour Party, Parliament to the G8, the war on terror to political events and policies, we will try to bring you up-to-date, interesting and informative informations regarding the UK.
Extradition of Gary McKinnon to Go Ahead
In: British/UK Affairs (general)
Gary McKinnon, the man accused of hacking into US government computers in 2001 and 2002, is to be extradited to the US in order to be tried. more...
In: British/UK Affairs (general)
Nick Clegg is the leader of the Liberal Democrat political party and is the Member of Parliament for Sheffield Hallam. more...
In: British/UK Affairs (general)
Nick Griffin is the leader of the politically far-right British National Party and a very controversial figure in British politics. more...
State Opening of the British Parliament
In: British/UK Affairs (general)
The British head of state formally opens each session of parliament in a ceremony which dates back centuries. more...
Miliband: Afghanistan is "Not a War Without End"
In: British/UK Affairs (general)
British Foreign Secretary David Miliband has revealed Britain's plans regarding the war in Afghanistan in a speech to NATO in Scotland. more...
Is Voting Behaviour Determined by Social Class?
In: British/UK Affairs (general)
In Britain, the Labour Party used to be seen as the party of the working class, with the Conservative Party representing the Middle and Upper Classes. Are they still? more...
Row Over Misspelling of Dead Soldier's Name
In: British/UK Affairs (general)
Gordon Brown has been accused of disrespect after spelling the name of a soldier who died in Afghanistan incorrectly, in a letter of condolence to his family. more...
Repatriation of Troops Shot by Afghan Policeman
In: British/UK Affairs (general)
The bodies of six soldiers have been repatriated, five of whom were shot by an Afghan policeman. The coffins were flown into the UK, with the body of Sgt Phillip Scott. more...
All feature articles in British/UK Affairs
All contributors in British/UK Affairs
Iraq War Inquiry Begins in London
In: British/UK Affairs (general)
By: Simon Finn
Robinson Defends DUP Record and Attacks Critics
In: Irish Affairs
By: Simon Finn
Fresh Dissident Attacks in Belfast and Fermanagh
In: Irish Affairs
By: Simon Finn
State Opening of British Parliament
In: British/UK Affairs (general)
New Books Discuss Political Leaderships
In: Irish Affairs
By: Simon Finn
All contributing articles in British/UK Affairs