Mandela thrills Labour conference Nelson Mandela brings the Labour conference to a close with a speech that warns of the dangers of globalisation and Aids.
Webcast archive BBC News Online has been putting your e-mails to the leading figures at the party conference. Watch them respond here.
Labour's activist left regroups Labour's left regrouped on the closing day of the party's conference at a Campaign for Labour Party Democracy/ Labour Reform fringe meeting.
Labour defeated over pensions Labour's leadership suffers defeat as its conference backs a call for the restoration of the link between earnings and pensions.
Blair pledges to make amends Tony Blair admits errors but says he is listening and will make amends, as he sets out plans for education, the NHS and law and order.
Brown targets cash at poorer pensioners Chancellor Gordon Brown seeks to head off growing anger over pensions by targeting cash at those on low and middle incomes.
Blair comes out fighting Prime Minister Tony Blair says he is confident Labour can restore its popularity with voters as its party conference begins.
Hain: Searching for enthusiasm Foreign Office minister Peter Hain tells BBC News Online to win the election Labour must attend as much to readers of the Mirror as of the Mail.
Sunday, 21 July, 2002, 16:12 GMT 17:12 UK 
TALKING POINT
Blair's speech
Assinder at the seaside