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Chuka Umunna makes Labour leadership bid official with Facebook 'fightback' video

The shadow business secretary said Labour could be back in power in just five years.

Norman Lamb: Tuition fee 'debacle' undermined voters' trust in the Lib Dems

The former health minister made the admission after announcing his leadership bid.

Boris Johnson blames Nick Clegg and Liberal Democrats for 'unfair' boundaries

Speaking on LBC, Mayor of London says Lib Dems are to blame to voting down boundary reform.

George Osborne sells another £500m shares in Lloyds

The government now owns 19.93% of Lloyds.

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US election 2016: Wall Street to Hillary Clinton: Stop bank bashing or suffer Miliband's fate

Several Wall Street executives say that Clinton's anti-bank rhetoric could cost her the 2016 presidential election.

Labour leadership was warned polls were 'too optimistic', says party's pollster

James Morris: Labour was still dogged by a lack of trust

David Cameron 'opts out' of Europe's demand to take influx of non-EU migrants

Prime Minister in first row with Brussels only hours after announcing cabinet.

Liberal Democrats frontrunner Tim Farron wants to rename party The Liberals

Source: 'We are the party of Gladstone, Lloyd George and Beveridge and we should be proud of that'.

Sally Bercow in media spat with scorned wife of man with whom she had affair, Alan Bercow

The wife of Speaker John Bercow branded a narcissist and 'media whore'

Israeli President Reuven Rivlin and Germany's Joachim Gauck mark 50 years of diplomatic ties

Israel buys four German-made corvette warships to help secure its Mediterranean gas rigs.

Former Tory chairman Grant Shapps demoted after series of social media gaffes

Admitted he had "screwed up" over denial that he held a second job posing as Michael Green.

Greece orders early repayment of €750m loan instalment to International Monetary Fund

Yanis Varoufakis: Athens still faces cash crisis in a 'couple of weeks'

US version of killing of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden a 'blatant' lie: Seymour Hersh

Pakistan knew where bin Laden was for years, aided Americans, says journalist.

US Russia Talks London Ukraine Crimea Invasion

John Kerry to meet Vladimir Putin to discuss Ukraine, Syria and Iran

Secretary of State and Russian President to meet in Sochi, Russia

General election aftermath: Who was the best prime minister the UK never had?

Already Ed Miliband's 'Milifanclub' are singing his praises - but are they just deluded?

David Miliband takes swipe at Ed as he rules out Labour leadership bid

The former foreign secretary says Labour need to build on what the party 'achieved after 1997'.

Tory election result was the right one for business while UK should remain in the EU

Scottish tycoon urges SNP to work with Conservatives in wake of election.

British pilots' association says UK public wants much stricter drone laws in urban areas

The British Airline Pilots' Association surveyed 2,000 people on what they thought about drone safety.

Scottish business tycoon Sir Tom Hunter hails election result as good for business

One of Scotland's wealthiest men wants closer collaboration between the SNP and the Conservatives.

Cabinet reshuffle: David Cameron sticks to one-third female promise following latest announcements

Anna Soulbry elected new minister for small business in Cameron's new all-Tory Cabinet

Climate Change: G7 countries must serve as guiding light for clean energy [Video]

Germany called on its G7 counterparts to show economic opportunity of clean energy.

Nigel Farage returns as Ukip leader after party rejects resignation

Ukip's national executive committee rejected Farage's offer to resigns following South Thanet defeat

Election 2015: Meet David Cameron's first all-Tory cabinet

A list of who's who in the Prime Minister's cabinet reshuffle.

Labour announces new shadow cabinet following big name departures

Chris Leslie replaces Ed Balls as shadow chancellor while Hilary Benn becomes shadow foreign secretary.

Labour: After Ed Miliband and Gordon Brown, should the party embrace Tony Blair's Third Way again?

Blairism helped win Labour party three elections and could have answers to its current crisis.

Cabinet reshuffle: Who are the women David Cameron has promoted to his all-Conservative line-up?

Cameron has appointed Amber Rudd and Priti Patel to his all-Conservative cabinet post-election.

South Korea vows 'merciless' response to North Korea's missile launch

Seoul expresses serious concerns over Pyongyang's latest test-firing of submarine-based ballistic missile.

The Apprentice's Lord Alan Sugar quits Labour over 'negative business policies'

The multimillionaire will stay on in the House of Lords after he steps down from the party.

Simon Heffer: David Cameron needs to bolster Britain's vulnerable defences not focus on the EU

Cameron has to get his party on side and prepare for the consequences if Britain wants to leave the EU.

Burundi: UN Security Council receives details of assassinations of 22 opposition leaders

EXCLUSIVE: Lawyer Bernard Maingain tells IBTimes UK about conspiracy to kill off opposition in Burundi.

Yemen: Video shows moment Saudi-led strike bombs home of Ali Abdulluh Saleh

The Yemen ex-president survived his home being reduced to ruins by Saudi-led coalition air strikes.

Skynet: NSA's surveillance program analyses phone records to decide if you are suspicious

Inspired by Terminator, NSA's Skynet program decided an Al Jazeera journalist was an Al Qaeda member.

David Davis: Former Europe minister says EU vote could be held in 2016

The Tory backbencher stressed it was important for David Cameron to set out a timetable.

Belgium suspends its assistance to the electoral process in Burundi

BREAKING: Belgium breaks silence over Burundi elections conditions after thousand-strong protest.

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