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Foreign secretary urged UK voters to "rise up" and turn off their TVs next time Blair appears.

India's recently-appointed High Commissioner to Britain tells IBTimes UK Brexit could enhance Indo-UK partnership.

Former UK prime minister urged pro-EU voters across Britian to 'rise up' in central London speech.

Ratings agency Moody's says wide range of economic indicators point to hope in 2017.

Regardless of the Trump administration's stance, global institutional and private sector forces will continue to drive carbon emissions reduction efforts.

US Federal Reserve Chairwoman casts doubt on Trump administration's economic policies.

Interview: TUC general secretary spoke to IBTimes UK as divorce negotiations with the EU loom.

The Bank says destroying the notes would put the stock of secure notes in circulation "at risk".

Worries spike as divorce talks with the EU loom for UK Prime Minister Theresa May.

David Parkinson quit financial career to deal drugs when diagnosed with cancer; reminiscent of hit series 'Breaking Bad'.

Watch Scottish Conservative leader tease details about the White House meeting in January.

Long-Bailey has been tipped as a future socialist leader of Labour, but how much do you know about her?

British and Italian leaders hold Downing Street summit after MPs back Article 50 bill.

Mayor of London promised to fight for 'favourable' access to the EU's single-market.

Top policymaker says stricter regulation is necessary to prevent another financial crisis from happening.

Concession came as MPs debated the third reading of the Article 50 bill in the House of Commons.

A gloomy forecast for renewable industry just because Donald Trump is the White House is premature.

More Labour MPs could quit the party's frontbench in protest over the three-line whip.

Ofgem to roll out price cap on energy meters until 2020, after CMA probe into the sector.

UK prime minister issued the warning as she briefed House of Commons about an informal EU summit.

The Secrets clubs cannot reclaim £500,000 after taxman comes down on its scheme to pay dancers with vouchers.

The six fraudsters, who include two former HBOS employees, received lengthy custodial sentences last week.

Investors urged to make their disapproval known when it comes to pay increase for top City bosses.

Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the SNP are all seeking changes to the draft legislation.

US president poised to do big number on Dodd-Frank Act as part of a sweeping review of financial regulations.

Labour's Kate Green, chair of the APPG on migration, spoke to IBTimes UK about the inquiry.

State governor signing the bill to help quell militia violence and abuses linked to illicit mining.

Six fraudsters receive lengthy custodial sentences, with lead perpetrator David Mills jailed for 15 years.

SNP's EU spokesman at Westminster Stephen Gethins described the document as a 'mess'.