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Tuesday, 18 February, 2003, 14:16 GMT

BLAIR'S SPEECH

Blair promises victory over terror
Tony Blair puts the UK on a war footing and warns the Taleban regime to "surrender the terrorists, or surrender power".

Blair sounds a pro-euro note
Blair's global vision
Unions wary at Blair's reform pledge
Blair hints at change in student fees
Delegate views on Blair

OTHER NEWS

Asylum and hate law to be overhauled
Measures to combat religious hate crimes and to rebuild the immigration system are announced by UK Home Secretary David Blunkett.

Minister tough over Mellor
Euro battle revived by Blair speech
UK defence forces face shake-up
Farmers 'must change to survive'
Benn calls for UN peace pledge renewal
Brown talks tough on spending
Labour avoids public services row
Schroeder urges EU unity in terror fight
UK freezes terror funds
Compulsory ID cards 'ruled out'
Blair's pledge on public service reform
Peace protest targets Labour conference
Prescott speech sets sombre tone
Minister warns of fresh terror attacks
Muslim and Christians share values - Blair
Parliament to be recalled

ON THE FRINGE

Student funding review confirmed
Education Minister Margaret Hodge tells a Labour conference fringe meeting that a student funding review is under way.

Tony Benn: retired but not resting
Definitions of war
Mandate to deliver
Livingstone out on the fringe
Policy wonkers' playtime
The view from the floor
Labour conference agenda

FEATURES AND INTERVIEWS

Interview: Chairman Charles
Labour Party Chairman Charles Clarke talks to BBC News Online about McDonald's, party funding, and how he gets on with Gordon and Peter.

Blair's low-key victory rally
Maturity, not militarism, please Tony