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Tory civil war continues as the EU referendum campaign ramps up ahead of 23 June ballot.

Former Labour chancellor and prime minister made his first major speech of the Brexit campaign.

European Commission says it has blocked proposed merger to 'serve UK customers' and preserve competition.

The 2003 Iraq war witnessed the use of many Paveway bombs.

UK industrial output declines 0.2% year-on-year in March and expands only 0.3% on a monthly basis.

World's largest tour operator posts 2.7% increase in first-half revenue and plans to sell Specialist Group.

Bookmaker posts 11% drop in online revenue after having to pay out £2.2m on Leicester winning the title.

Asian investors concerned over absence of signs indicating a recovery in China and other emerging markets.

The rebranding is part of a campaign titled America is in Your Hands.

Xi says China's main Achilles heel is its limited innovation.

Nissan's home energy-storage device is touted to be a direct competitor to Tesla's Powerwall.

More than 80% of UK CFOs are worried by uncertainty as hiring expectations fall.

Lisk, which raised $6.5m in a crowdsale, 'is an app store for peer-to-peer apps for a blockchain or its sidechains'.

Prime minister made the comments to the monarch ahead of an anti-corruption summit in London.

Ukraine's Distributed Lab launched the eAuction platform in February with Oschadbank, PrivatBank and Microsoft.

Sterling could lose 20% of its value in a Brexit vote, while UK economy shrinks by 1% in 2017.

Former work and pensions secretary says Brussels more concerned with 'political project' than 'have-nots'.

Exclusive: IBTimes interviews David Rutter, the boss of banking technology consortium R3CEV.

Labour In for Britain chief also defended David Cameron when pressed by IBTimes UK.

The UK trade deficit narrows more than expected in March, but reaches an eight-year high in the first quarter.

Uber, Blippar, SuperCell and Spotify are some of the members RocketSpace has had earlier.

But Ipsos MORI says only a third of those surveyed want to break away from the 28-nation bloc.

UK retail sales declined 0.9% in April, new figures reveal.

Budget airline swings to £24m loss despite increase in passenger numbers and higher revenue.

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said the UK would order a P-8 Poseidon jet in the next few months.

Asian stock markets follow a negative close on Wall Street and Footsie overnight.

The takeaway firm, owned by Yum! Brands, will open 200 new stores over the next 4 years.

The British Chamber of Commerce estimates 54% of businesses will vote to stay in European Union.

Sixty-three percent of businesses want Britain to remain part of the EU, IoD survey shows.