- “This is the job for you”, 8 June–24 July 2001
- Why Parliament must Modernise
- Democracy and the House of Lords
- The Siege of Derry, 9 August 2001–22 January 2002
- The US Neo-Con Battle Plan
- Parliament and Press: A Vicious Cycle
- Lords Reform: From Heredity to Patronage?
- A Bridge Too Far, 23 January–14 May 2002
- Britain and Washington
- The West’s Complicity with Saddam
- Britain and Europe
- Parliament and Parties
- Putting Parliament First, 15 May–12 August 2002
- The Euro: Collateral Damage of Iraq
- Parliament’s Right to Vote on War
- We Did Good Work That Night, 15 August–29 October 2002
- The UN: The First Casualty of War
- The September Dossier: Intelligence or Propaganda?
- Modernisation of Parliament: The Summing Up
- Moving Apart, 30 October 2002–4 February 2003
- Containment: A Strategy that Worked
- Misreading the Public Mood
- Lords Reform: Lost Among the Options
- The Final Break, 5 February–17 March 2003
- Saddam and al-Qa’ida: The Missing Link
- Humanitarian Intervention and the UN
- The Second Term: A Missed Opportunity
- How Real a Threat?
- After the Battle Was Over
- Where Do We Go From Here?
- Epilogue
- Resignation Speech, 17 March 2003
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