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Millions will fall silent across the UK at 11am to remember those killed in the terrorist attacks.

Prime Minister David Cameron's four key demands may be impossible to fulfil says EU President.

Labour grandee and former business secretary backed David Cameron's 'timely and achievable' plan.

The prime minister kicked off negotiations with EU with the major address.

But the 62-year-old is polling fifth in the race to gain the Republican Party's nomination.

Prime minister will warn that it is not a 'land of milk and honey' outside of the EU.

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

EU wants Turkey to take on a more active role in pursuing people traffickers.

YouGov poll says voters want to break from Brussels but Survation survey tells a different story.

Suzanne Evans, deputy chairman of Ukip, told IBTimes UK the proposal was 'completely unfair'.

Robert Oxley, of Business for Britain, speaks to IBTimes UK about Cameron's crushing defeat.

Prime minister is apparently worried pro-EU firms could undermine his negotiations with Brussels.

Ministers give Athens until 15 July to enact key reforms paving the way to a possible financial bailout.

The top minister urged the business body to support David Cameron's renegotiation with Brussels.

The UK prime minister said Britain will do 'all we can to help' after the assaults.

The prime minister will make his case as EU leaders meet in Brussels for two days.

David C Bannerman MEP, a co-founder, spoke to IBTimes UK after the group's first meeting in Europe.

The mayor of London says the move would be 'safer and more harmonious' for David Cameron.

Exclusive: Senior Tory MP has 'no idea' if David Cameron can secure key concessions.

The British Future poll will boost David Cameron as he seeks concessions from Brussels.

But the former Chancellor says the British public will still vote to stay within the 28-member bloc.

The shadow health secretary wants Labour to set-up its own campaign for the UK to stay in the EU.

The prime minister attempted to win over his former foe and president of the European Commission.

Prime minister faced embarrassing immigration figures - triple the Conservatives' target - ahead of a major policy speech.

Gas giant Gazprom has 12 weeks to reply and can also request an oral hearing to present its arguments.

The top Tory and Mayor of London suggested the elite troops should be deployed to North Africa.

Internet giant could face massive fines if found guilty of breaching antitrust laws.

Belgian FM Didier Reynders accused for his 'blacked up' look for a children's charity.

The comic video has had more than 100,000 views in three weeks.

Campaign group Business for Britain found 64.7% of UK laws originate from Brussels.