Matthew Parris

The Queen's 60th Jubilee; a Health Bill causing headache for the coalition; Wind farms. Audio

The Chancellor's Autumn statement and the possibility of going back into recession; Public servants strike; The Leveson Inquiry; The UK Iran embassy attack. Audio

UK debt crisis; Protests about globalism; GDP growth; Cricket betting scam; Use of internet porn. Audio

The Conservative party conference. Audio

James Murdoch likely faces another grilling by British MPs over the phone-hacking scandal, Tory euro-row among MPs and the private member's bill that effectively disempowers abortion agencies from… Audio

The first British patient receives a completely artificial heart, mutterings about David Cameron's leadership and Ed Miliband plans to curb trade unions' influence over Labour. Audio

The phone hacking scandal has brought down a top police chief and has prompted the arrest of a former head of Rupert Murdoch's UK newspaper business. Audio

In UK news, unemployment is down, and crime rings have been grooming underage girls in the big cities. Audio

The Queen's generally well-received visit to Ireland is the hot topic in Britain. Audio

Matthew Parris discusses Libya and the Royal wedding. Audio

Budget time in London and the UK's involvement in Libya. Audio

David Cameron's big society; the sex offenders register; voting referendum. Audio

Latest news from the UK. Audio

Mattew Parris discusses student protests, retired Navy commanders' fears over the scrapping of the Harrier Force and HMS Ark Royal and "poppy facism". Audio

The miner rescue in Chile and its affect on the UK, the future of University financing and speculation over Government budget cuts. Audio

The Governor of the Bank of England has issued a statement that the British economy is not headed back up into the clear and that inflation may actually be going up. Also a look at London's bike… Audio

Discusses the fall out from Lord Mandelson's recent memoirs, Gordon Brown, the Police handling of fugitive Raoul Moat, and the switching off of British analogue broadcast frequencies. Audio

The Saville Report lays the blame of Derry's Bloody Sunday on the British military, and the first Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition budget is likely to be divisive. Audio

A look at Britain's new coalition government. Audio

With Matthew Parris - UK correspondent and former Conservative MP. Audio