The Church of England Newspaper, By Baroness Cox: At a time when the Iranian regime has been sanctioned for the third time over its nuclear weapons programme, the Iranian opposition group which first exposed Tehran’s programme could offer a solution to the crisis that now faces us.

The Spectator, By Melanie Phillips: Yesterday evening I joined members of the Iranian resistance and their parliamentary supporters at a House of Commons reception to celebrate the Iranian new year. These dissidents are anxiously awaiting the imminent decision by the Court of Appeal on whether the Home Secretary can appeal against the ruling by the Proscribed Organisations Appeal Commission (POAC) that the proscription of the People's Mojahedin Organisation of Iran (PMOI) — a ban it described as ‘perverse’ — must be lifted.

The Washington Times, By Rt. Hon. Lord Waddington: As four more rockets thumped into buildings in the Baghdad Green Zone on Tuesday, it became devastatingly clear that promises made by Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on his trip to Iraq in early March were worthless.

Guardian Unlimited, By Professor Lord Alton of Liverpool: The People's Mojahedin Organisation is 'not concerned with terrorism', according to a UK court. So, we should take it off the blacklist.

PRESS RELEASE - The Parliamentary election in Iran was a charade and its results do not reflect the wishes of the Iranian people. The vast majority of the Iranian people, responding to the call by the President-elect of the Iranian Resistance Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, boycotted the polls in their millions.

Middle East Times, By Lord Corbett of Castle Vale: Parliamentary elections in Iran today will see radical Islamists consolidate their domination of the political landscape and any form of so-called "moderation" shunned away. Such has been dictated by Iran's chief ayatollah, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

PRESS RELEASE - Government urged to back Iran Freedom: MPs and Peers at a conference in the House of Commons on Tuesday urged the Government to comply with a High Court decision to remove an Iranian resistance group from its list of banned organisations.

The Daily Telegraph: Iran's main opposition group has renounced violence and the courts say it poses no threat - yet the Government wants it to remain outlawed.