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Tusk will decide whether to table a proposal after the 24-hour period.

Under the new directive, universities will have to disclose the number of ethnic minorities who get admission.

British prime minister says good progress was made, but more talks need to be done.

Party was hoping to highlight young people in England having the 'lowest literacy levels' in developed world.

The British prime minister will discuss the 'emergency brake' measures with ministers in Brussels.

British prime minister will hold talks with Jean-Claude Juncker and Donald Tusk in London.

Tobias Ellwood's comments come as David Cameron is told to suspend weapon sales to Riyadh.

TUC involvement brings grass-roots muscle to a fight that has so far been dominated by big business.

Controversial remark came after Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn visited the refugees.

Pretending a group can 'become like rest of us is perhaps the deepest form of disrespect' said Phillips.

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell has already written to the Chancellor over the settlement.

Thinktank's research comes after David Cameron urged Muslim women to learn English.

Foreign Secretary says unwise to push UK's renegotiation agenda when other issues are more urgent.

Kenny said that a potential EU exit could threaten trade between Ireland and the UK.

Steve Woolfe will claim BME communities want a 'fair, sensible and compassionate' migration policy.

Tory grandees Sir Malcolm Rifkind and Lord Nigel Lamont among participants.

Former Marks and Spencer chief says there are 'imperfections' with the EU but also risks in breaking away.

GO will be the third anti-EU campaign to launch after the establishment of Leave.EU and Vote Leave.

British PM said he was 'open' to feasible alternatives during visit to Prague.

The group will be chaired by Oliver Letwin, minister for government policy.

Embarrassing mistake appeared on Home Office site while telling migrants to learn the language.

Conservative thinker spoke on 'opportunity for all' at an event hosted by the Bright Blue think tank.

Prime minister says there are too many legal claims against UK troops who fought overseas.

Putin 'probably' approved Russian intelligence plot to murder agent says inquiry.

PM also likely to discuss growing migrant crisis with the UK to oppose moves to scrap Dublin Regulation.

Zhu Min comments add to warnings from RBS and former BIS chief economist about potential financial crisis.

A large number of UK supply managers are unaware of the new requirements on reporting modern slavery.

Australian political strategist also claimed Ed Miliband tried to 'flop over the line' in May.

Left-wing Eurosceptics want the Labour leader to give his MPs a free vote on the historic ballot.

India and Britain have agreed on key initiatives to expand financial and infrastructure collaboration.