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But Eurosceptics have accused Number 10 of 'scaremongering' as Cameron wraps up his renegotiation.

The pro-Jeremy Corbyn pressure group held its first National Committee meeting on 6 February.

Sanders slaps down rude crew, careful not to alienate all-important female vote.

Prime minister to unveil sweeping changes in prison system granting more powers to governors.

Economists say move to boost forex reserves seen as attempt to prevent disorderly collapse of pound.

UN Security Council to 'expeditiously' adopt new resolution against Pyongyang after defiant rocket launch.

Republican candidate Marco Rubio has surged into second place behind Donald Trump in the latest polls.

Local parties hit out at the PM after he told MPs not to bow to pressure from constituencies.

Tory health secretary said the union had spread 'misinformation' about proposed contract changes.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie attacks Florida senator for scripted responses and inexperience.

Rocket took off from the North's west coast and passed over Japan's Okinawa islands, South Korea's defence ministry confirms.

The isolated nation say that they are launching an 'Earth observation' satellite between 7-14 February

The power tussle between political parties worsens garbage clearance situation in Indian capital.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks with Peace Walking Man on human rights and presidential election in DRC.

IBTimes UK looks at the proliferation of private military and security services firms in Africa.

Satellite images of North Korea's Sohae rocket launch site indicate suspected fuelling activities.

Najib faces ongoing questions about $681m that was deposited in his personal bank account.

The biggest pull factors for migrants coming to the UK are our successful economy and the UK welfare system.

Union says there has been 'significant progress' in negotiations with London Underground.

The left-wingers are expected to cut ties with Vote Leave amid claims of in-fighting.

Under the plan, a $10 surcharge will be levied on per barrel of oil produced or consumed.

Arrests believed to be linked to work of fiction called Xi Jinping and His Lovers.

Almost 1,500 of the workers will walkout between February and June over track access changes.

UN report concluded Australian was 'arbitrary detained' during his time at the Ecuadorian embassy in London.

The left-winger took on David Cameron over Britain's steel industry weeks before death.

Gaming titan Ian Livingstone will open schools in London and Bournemouth.

Ecuador makes it clear WikiLeaks founder is free to extend his stay in the embassy to avoid arrest.

David Cameron has 2 weeks to get member states to back the reform deal.

A blanket British deportation rule for criminals is a violation of European Law