The Sunday Telegraph: While our media have been preoccupied with faked pictures of rockets put out by Iran's sabre-rattling Revolutionary Guards, Tehran's equivalent of the Gestapo, there have been extraordinary developments behind the scenes, in the ongoing drama over the West's outlawing of Iran's main opposition movement, the only real hope of a democratic, secular alternative to that fundamentalist tyranny.

Church Times, By Baroness Turner of Camden: The international community has offered further incentives in recent weeks to the Iranian government to counter its defiance about its nuclear programme, but it has missed a message from the ordinary population of Iran. Some 70,000 protesters gathered in Paris a fortnight ago in a rally against the Iranian government, in support of the opposition movement

Press Association: The Government was tonight set to remove an Iranian opposition group from its list of proscribed terrorist organisations following a legal challenge.

PRESS RELEASE: PMOI off UK terror list | EU told: now do the same
MPs and Peers today approved an order by the Home Secretary to lift the ban on the PMOI, a member of the coalition National Council of Resistance of Iran.

Newsmax.com, By Lord Corbett of Castle Vale: On the back of a damning report by the International Atomic Energy Agency accusing Iran of refusing to be open over its unlawful nuclear activities, European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana travelled to Tehran to deliver a revised package of incentives from the world's major powers aimed at persuading the Islamic republic to suspend its nuclear weapons activities. This is what Mr. Solana should be telling the clerical dictatorship:

Middle East Times, By Rt. Hon. Lord Waddington: The world's major powers have offered a fresh package of incentives to Iran including long-term nuclear and economic cooperation in a bid to get it to abide by U.N. Security Council resolutions calling on it to suspend its uranium enrichment activities.