David Cameron

British PM David Cameron, Italian PM Matteo Renzi and other world leaders react to possible terrorist attack.

As Stephen Crabb said no further plans for welfare cuts, Cameron was tasked with damage control.

Experts predict that it could reduce obesity, save the NHS £567m a year and raise £1bn for sports programmes.

IBTimes UK profiles the former cabinet minister as the Conservatives face a crisis.

Cameron says Osborne 'would have hell to pay in the papers', according to a Cabinet source.

David Laws said CEO Simon Stevens was forced into demanding less money than the NHS needed.

IDS also said the party was 'losing focus' and he refused to back George Osborne for PM.

UK prime minister reportedly 'threw his toys out of the pram' and swore at his long-time colleague.

The MP for Preseli Pembrokeshire since 2005 has been the secretary of state for Wales for two years.

UK prime minister wrote IDS had agreed to the changes to disability benefits before the Budget.

Only 4% of businesses think Chancellor George Osborne has done enough for northern SMEs so far.

Leaving the EU would give Britain the chance to explore new economic opportunities, according to Peter Hargreaves.

Jeremy Corbyn's Labour party inches ahead of the Tories in YouGov's post-Budget poll.

'We've achieved what no British government has even tried to achieve,' said George Osborne.

The Prime Minister's comments come as 27 EU heads of state are meeting in Brussels.

Obama will dine with the Queen at Windsor before joining David Cameron for a joint press conference.

He said 'the next generation' four times in his final Budget flourish to subtly suggest it is them he'll be in charge of.

The incident was even discussed in the House of Commons during Prime Minister's Questions.

Chancellor also announced that he was slashing business rates for small companies.

Labour leader caught the prime minister off guard just minutes before George Osborne's speech.

The Department for Education could draft a proposal within days of the announcement.

Goldsmith's flyers warned Anglo-Indians that their jewellery was at risk if they elect Sadiq Khan.

New survey finds seven in 10 CFOs do not think Britain's business ties would be damaged by Brexit.

The Mayor of London took a swing at US stance that the UK should stay in the EU.

Cour des Comptes urges energy giant to review investment in UK nuclear project.

Prime minister made the claim during a pro-EU speech to car workers in Cheshire on 10 March.

Conservative leader gave simple 'No' reply when asked if he would resign at PMQs.

Musicians, fellow producers and politicians have led tributes to the 90-year-old music legend.

Ukip leader will make the claims in the European Parliament during a speech on 9 March.

The EU debate has failed to engage those whose entire future will be affected by this vote.