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EXCLUSIVE: Rees-Mogg says David Cameron's negotiations should not be hurried.

IBTimes UK talk to Melissa McCarthy and Paul Feig about their upcoming comedy movie Spy, and why they work so well together

Holy See pavilion takes Pope Francis's social battle to nutrition-themed universal exhibition in Italy.

IBTimes UK film critics Alfred Joyner, Ben Skipper and Amy West discuss the big movie releases this June.

IBTimes UK previews the FA Cup Final clash between Arsenal and Aston Villa.

Entertainment editor Toyin Owoseje rounds up the celebrity stories of the week.

Pound sterling has hit its highest level against other major world currencies for over seven years.

Exclusive: Gethins tells IBTimes UK he wants to see a 'positive debate' over Britain's EU membership.

Samsung returns with the Galaxy S6 promising premium design, a dazzling display and a great camera.

Senior politics reporter Ian Silvera rounds up the week in Westminster.

Entertainment editor Toyin Owoseje rounds up the celebrity stories of the week.

The Expo 2015 Future Food District shows how new technologies can be applied at each step of the food chain.

IBTimes UK reports from Milan on the UK pavilion at the nutrition-themed universal exhibition.

IBTimes UK spoke to the cast at the film's Leicester Square premiere in London.

Boy band spoke to the IBTimes UK at London premiere of Friday Download's Up All Night.

Maggie Pagano talks to Edmund Shing and Stefan Stern about the implications of the election results.

IBTimes UK went to Milan to understand how Universal Exhibitions serve as platforms for diplomacy and business.

The Expo 2015 opened in Milan on 1 May and will run for six months. Its theme is Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life.

Entertainment editor Toyin Owoseje rounds up the celebrity stories of the week.

Greens face tough task of keeping Brighton Pavilion amid local party infighting.

Italian media said volunteers worked around the clock to complete pavilion in time for opening of expo.

An estimated 150,000 people will visit the venue every day, for a total of 20 million visitors over six months.

IBTimes UK takes a look at this week's Westminster gossip and political news.

Protesters say the exposition will not benefit Italy but instead corporations collaborating with the event.

Students protest against Expo 2015 as they believe it will only benefit corporations.

Entertainment editor Towin Owoseje rounds up the celebrity stories of the week.

BAE Systems is using F1 racing suspension technology to make Swedish armoured vehicles 40% faster.

The Civil Aviation Authority, ARPAS and Resource Group weigh in on UAV regulation concerns at Skytech 2015.

On Armenian genocide centenary IBTimes UK speaks with Armenian Youth Federation London.