David Cameron

Jeremy Corbyn and Angus Robertson quiz the prime minister over HMRC staffing levels.

The MP said that he met the woman on dating site Match.com in September 2013.

Former Labour foreign secretary also branded 'leave' voters as political arsonists.

English electronic duo take on the UK surveillance state in fresh parody video.

'Beast of Bolsover' is no stranger to being ordered out of the House of Commons for ill-discipline.

The prime minister's use of the present tense was a little bit suspicious, says comedian.

Europe Minister David Lidington said Nigel Evans' remarks were 'not his finest moment.'

US and allies were caught flat-footed by chaotic aftermath that gave Isis a foothold.

Prime minister is expected to unveil a new tax evasion law when he addresses the House of Commons.

Timeline shows how the transparency scandal unfolded and what the prime minister will do next.

Pressure is growing on the chancellor as Scottish party leaders disclose tax return documents.

Downing Street publishes tax records in bid to clear air over Cameron's financial affairs.

Cameron admitted to ITV News he and his wife had once had a stake in his father's offshore trust.

Samantha Cameron allegedly pays the 'special advisor' to organise her social diary and wardrobe.

Thousands of protestors are gathering near Downing Street, angry about the PM's financial arrangements.

YouGov shows Labour leader has surged ahead of Cameron with weeks to go before May elections.

Prime minister admitted to previously having shares in an offshore trust founded by his father.

Minister Nick Boles defended the prime minister after he revealed investment in his father's Blairmore Holdings fund.

In a series of tweets, the whistle-blower urged people to protest outside Downing Street.

'There are discussions about organised rebellions to grind government to a halt,' said one MP.

Government however insists it is committed to 'provide information to the public.'

The Britain Stronger In Europe deputy chairman spoke to IBTimes UK about the 23 June vote.

The watchdog spoke to IBTimes UK amid a row over the £9m leaflet drive to 23 million homes.

Tony Burke, assistant general secretary of Unite, spoke to IBTimes UK about the development.

Prime Minister David Cameron had urged EU members to recognise the differences between companies and trusts.

Johnson backed the prime minister as he faces questions over his late father's tax arrangements.

'Leave' spokesmen Michael Gove and Boris Johnson are among the favourites to succeed Cameron.

Johnson's stance is sending 'unwelcome and unhelpful' signals to investors about the financial centre, Evans has said.

His late father was included in a leaked list of clients using a law firm in the tax haven of Panama.

Labour leader piled the pressure on David Cameron during a speech in Essex on Tuesday 5 April.