Jon Dennis

Border control; The Eurozone crisis; One of Britains worst road traffic accidents. Audio

The police say they can no longer agree to schools' requests to carry out random drug dog searches after a new legal opinion saying the practice - something they've been doing for years - is illegal… Audio

Strikes are about to occur in the UK. Audio

The blame game over the recent riots in Britain. Audio

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp withdrawal of its bid for full control of BSkyB. Audio

David Cameron orders a government U-turn on law and order, unions threaten the worst industrial action in memory and celebrated peace campaigner Brian Haw dies. Audio

Jon Dennis reports on the the Obamas' visit to London and the debate raging over privacy laws. Audio

Royal Wedding preparations move into top gear. Audio

The massive demonstration against public spending cuts and the"Night Stalker"convicted for a series of sex attacks. Audio

UK Correspondent Jon Dennis. Audio

The arrest of Julian Assange, 'Enemies' of Wikileaks cyber-attacked by 'Anonymous', and Liberal Democrats under attack for their part in escalation of tuition fees. Audio

Jon Dennis talks about the British response to the Yemen parcel bomb plot. Audio

The first conservative conference since the election, the withdrawal of child benefits and government budget cuts. Audio

A range of responses to the Pope visiting for the first time in 28 years, and red faces at HM Revenue and Customs. Audio

Renewed calls for an inquest into the death of Iraq war scientist David Kelly. Audio

British Prime Minister David Cameron, cutting public spending, and the proposed banning of the berka. Audio

The new UK government's first budget, military deaths in Afghanistan and England's performance in the FIFA World Cup. Audio

The LibCon alliance are releasing their policy plans. Audio

Gordon Brown's woes Audio

The British budget has just been announced. Audio