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First Minister of Scotland has 'existing commitment' and cannot attend the royal bash.

South Cambridgeshire impresses during MPs Opposition Day Debate.

Jaime Rosenthal worth $690 million is wanted by the US for his ties to Latin American drug cartels.

The activists will gather by The Mall as the Chinese premier travels to Buckingham Palace.

The restaurateur has introduced his own 10p sugar tax in his outlets on non-alcoholic drinks.

Obama administration to also turn down renewal requests on existing offshore leases.

The websites have been ruled to meet the definition of gambling games and should be treated as such.

Pimlico Plumbers chief writes for IBTimes UK about why he wants the UK to stay inside the EU.

Transport for London brought case to high court seeking clarification of laws governing meters in the capital.

CEO Matthias Mueller says company will recover in "two to three years".

The price of school uniforms has gone up by £10 an item.

"Reverse burden of proof" rule meant senior management of failing banks were guilty until proven innocent.

The Eurosceptic campaign plans to woo trade unionists and Labour supporters in a bid to secure a Brexit.

Environmental Audit Committee is taking evidence from the carmaker executive as well as Mike Hawes.

The shadow development secretary claims Labour MPs are 'comfortable' with the policy change.

The former chief executive of Marks and Spencer wants the UK to remain in the European Union.

Britain Stronger In Europe also has support of Karren Brady, Stuart Rose and Carolyn McCall.

The EU is expensive and not fit for purpose.

EXCLUSIVE: The Vote Leave backer urges Eurosceptics to start campaigning for a Brexit.

At the event the female IMF boss also said that she would be willing to serve for a second term.

The Tory MP asked the PRA ensure that the new banking surcharge will not hurt competition in the industry.

Vote Leave campaign has won the backing of three of the country's largest political donors.

China's economy expected to pick up next year as it rebalances towards a more consumer-led model.

German lender expects net loss of €6.2bn in third quarter and will likely scrap dividends.

But ITV tells IBTimes UK that it has not decided whether Peston will go up against Andrew Marr.

The prime minister made the quip during his keynote speech at the Conservative Party conference.

Many homeowners have taken out risky mortgages they struggle to pay back amid a struggling economy.

The prime minister is expected to promise to build 200,000 extra 'affordable' homes by 2020.

BT and Sky split the bills for three seasons broadcasting rights, paying £5.1bn in February.