David Cameron

IBTimes UK profiles employment minister and 'rising star' of Conservative Party.

PM's references are an attempt to turn the public's concerns about immigration in his favour.

Neo-Nazi groups have organised survivalist and martial-arts training as attacks expected to increase in 2016.

But Eurosceptics have accused Number 10 of 'scaremongering' as Cameron wraps up his renegotiation.

Local parties hit out at the PM after he told MPs not to bow to pressure from constituencies.

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt said the prime minister had not ruled it out.

The biggest pull factors for migrants coming to the UK are our successful economy and the UK welfare system.

A blanket British deportation rule for criminals is a violation of European Law

YouGov poll reveals 45% of people would vote to leave the EU while 36% would stay.

Members of the Iranian resistance said people from the Iranian regime should not take part in the talks

Former Europe minister unveiled a detailed economic case for a Brexit ahead of the vote.

Angela Merkel and Ban Ki-moon among those to address desperate plight of those fleeing the war-torn country.

Bank expects Britain to remain in EU but warns Brexit could squeeze inflows needed to sustain current deficit.

Party's review into its election defeat warned that Ed Miliband failed to connect on the issue.

The Telegraph, YouTube and Buzzfeed offer to co-host the debate.

The Mayor of London publicly questioned the UK's sovereignty and the flow of legislation from the EU.

Cameron insists that the renegotiation does 'make a difference'.

Prime minister defended his renegotiation efforts after Johnson revealed he had 'doubts'.

First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon warned the vote's timing could cause 'confusion'.

Nobel Peace Prize winner will talk about his efforts to eradicate Guinea-worm disease.

As the EU referendum nears, is the Tusk deal enough for Cameron to convince British voters to stay in the EU?

European Commission president told MEPs he welcomed the draft EU reform deal.

Prime minister was savaged by the British press after the document was published.

The Europe Minister faced tough questions and was branded 'poor' by social media users.

Initially it seemed his children would be educated through the state sector after he praised the system.

Cutting red tape and allowing competitiveness across the EU are main issues for businesses.

The proposals addressed all four areas where Conservative Prime Minister Cameron has demanded reform.

Conservative leadership candidate is yet to say whether he will campaign for UK to remain in the EU.

However, British Chancellor also says there are 'hard negotiations' ahead for the Conservative government.

Cameron and Tusk put positive spin on renegotiations despite abrupt end to Downing Street dinner.