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Nick Timothy and Stephen Parkinson were suspended from the party's approved list of candidates.

Home Secretary Theresa May plans to force students to apply for a work visa from abroad.

Number 10 director of communications Craig Oliver is one of the top earners.

The European Union's supreme court told Britain on Thursday (December 18) that it could no longer require entry visas in advance for non-EU citizens who are family members of EU citizens and hold a residence permit from another member state.Ruling in the case of Helena Patricia McCarthy Rodriguez, a Colombian married to a Briton living in Spain, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) said EU rules did not allow London to insist on her applying in advance for an entry visa before she travelled from their home in Marbella to Britain.Prime Minister David Cameron's spokesman said the government disagreed with the ruling. He said it would await a ruling on the issue from the British High Court before deciding how to respond.

The complex case involved a non-EU resident married to EU-resident with British citizenship.

The UK Prime Minister was addressing attendees at a Conservative Friends of Israel annual lunch.

In his last speech to parliament before Christmas, British Prime Minister David Cameron on Wednesday (December 17) condemned the atrocities that took place in Australia and Pakistan in recent days."I'm sure the whole House will join me in condemning the outrages that have shocked the world in recent days. The siege of a cafe in Sydney ended in tragedy but was accompanied by heroism so typical of that great nation, and we all grieved with Australians today," Cameron told Parliament.Three people were killed, including hostage-taker Man Haron Monis, when police stormed a Sydney cafe early on Tuesday (December 16) morning to free terrified hostages held at gunpoint for 16 hours.

IBTimes UK takes a look at the job market data behind the headlines.

Algeria has a wealth of business opportunities that Britain can, and is, ready to snap up.

McLoughlin described the failure as "unacceptable".

Better Together campaign leader allegedly told Cameron to avoid 'English votes for English laws'.

The proposals include giving English MPs a veto over certain legislation.

The Henry Jackson Society tells IBTimes UK that the terrorist threat is 'always there' for the West.

Miliband is expected to deliver the speech in Great Yarmouth ahead of the 2015 General Election.

First-time buyers will be offered the chance of a 20% discount on new builds.

The Prime Minister of India also shared his worries over the unfolding situation in Australia.

The Labour MP is making the move to to stop voters picking pro-independence parties next may.

If we compromise with torture, we make a mockery of ourselves as a civilised country.

But the UK Prime Minister says that the parties made 'really good' progress.

The prime minister warns that the devolved administration's credibility is on the line.

Prime Minister David Cameron said the law will close a loophole that has seen people escape prosecution.

The PM said he wanted to highlight the memory of the Holocaust at a time when 'anti-Semitism is returning to some parts of Europe.'

The figure was uncovered after an investigation by the British Medical Journal.

The Prime Minister will meet with Ahmet Davutoglu and Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara.

The British Election Study says the damage to Labour's core support has already been done.

The Liberal Democrats have toed the conservative line on austerity for too long and now their supporters are deserting in droves.

Authorities are investigating who took the picture of Nigel Mills as he played the game.

David Cameron will announce the opening of a National College for Digital Skills in London in 2015.

Danny Alexander is the latest senior Liberal Democrat to criticise the party's Coalition partner

Top level steps required in face of mounting tensions, warns foreign minister Charlie Flanagan