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Friday, May 1, 1998 Published at 11:05 GMT 12:05 UK
Special Report
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'Post-euphoria, pre-delivery'
It is one year since Tony Blair landed a record 179 majority at the general election - the best performance by any party since 1832. |
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Blair's first year
The BBC's Political Editor, Robin Oakley, gives the Prime Minister his first annual report. |
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Constitutional overview
Joshua Rozenberg, the BBC's Legal and Constitutional Affairs Correspondent, looks at Labour's first year. |
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Ethical foreign policy
Nicolas Witchell, the BBC's Diplomatic Correspondent, analyses the introduction of Labour's new "ethical" foriegn policy. |
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Labour's record on health
Richard Hannaford, the BBC's Health Correspondent looks at how Labour measures up on its manifesto promises after one year in power. |
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Labour's first year in education
The BBC's Education Correspondent, Mike Baker, details what can be learned from Labour's education policies over the last year. |
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Working for welfare reform
The BBC's Social Affairs Editor, Niall Dickson, describes the government's intentions for welfare reform, and the areas in which it has delivered. |
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Is Blair a butcher?
Huw Edwards, the BBC's Chief Political Correspondent looks ahead to the biggest event in the parliamentary calendar - the reshuffle. |
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Setting the Bank free
The BBC's Economics Correspondent, Ed Crooks, analyses the chancellor's decision to give the Bank of England independence over interest rates. |
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Crime and punishment
Jane Peel, the BBC's Home Affairs Correspondent, analyses Labour's success over its pledge to be "tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime". |
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