Yasni Exposé von Richard Moriarty

14.08.2001 [guardian] - It's 9am on a cold, summer morning outside the House of Commons and confusion reigns as people frantically mill around outside parliament. So what's new? Politicians are busy people, as they constantly remind us. But it's August, and with parliament in summer recess until October 15, the people outside are not MPs and spin doctors, but tourists, anxious to take a look at (...) (...)politicians for the summer, tourists are more than making up for this. Richard Moriarty reports from London's newest tourist attractionOur interactive guide to

06.02.2001 [guardian] - Israelis have gone to the polls today after Ehud Barak's government, elected just 21 months ago, lost majority support in the Knesset, Israel's parliament. Why did Barak lose support? Presiding over a coalition government, support for Barak was always whimiscal. Elected on a peace platform, he carried out his manifesto pledge to withdraw Israeli troops from Lebanon within his (...) Israel is voting for a new prime minister. Richard Moriarty explains why so much rests on this election Special report:

01.06.2001 [guardian] - Poor old Charlie Kennedy, the biggest party of his life and he's going to miss it.With the opinion polls indicating that the Liberal Democrats will keep all of their 47 seats, and possibly increase that figure, the election night party at Lib Dem HQ in Cowley Street, London, shouldn't be one for the faint-hearted.But the election result in Mr Kennedy's Ross, Skye, and (...) (...)into the morning of Friday June 8. Mr Kennedy's election agent, Shanea Fraser, said: "The count is being held in Dingwall community centre