David Cameron

With children dying of dehydration on Mount Sinjar, their parents resort to cutting themsleves and feeding them with their blood.

Prime Minister insists he wants Boris Johnson 'on the pitch' for 2015 election campaign.

Study looks at potential negative effect of prime minster's promise to slash net migration to UK.

Research from the Universities of Bristol and Strathclyde found serious issues with the fee regime.

The Prime Minister says his goal is clear: an immigration system that puts Britain first.

European Union and United States to pass sectoral sanctions in defence, finance and energy sectors.

Nigel Farage's party has slowed the swing from Tories to Labour in key seats.

Number 10 spokesman says UK will argue "very hard" for more sanctions on Russia by EU.

David Cameron has joined international leaders insisting those responsible for the MH17 attack must be "held to account".

France O'Grady highlights outdated rules that mean balloting must take place by post.

Political Editor Nick Assinder takes a sideways look at events in Westminster

The government has announced the first projects that will be funded by Libor fines

Leading oncologist believes euthanasia will put too much power in hands of doctors.

Party U-turn sends shockwaves through Coalition over controversial welfare reform.

William Hague will continue in his role as First Secretary of State.

Dave Prentis, of Unison, tells IBTimes UK that Cameron made 'knee-jerk' points in the Commons.

Dave Prentis, of Unison, tells IBTimes UK that Cameron made 'knee-jerk' points in the Commons.

The business body says the time has come to look again at strike legislation in the UK.

Benoit Coeure, who sits on ECB executive board, says UK quitting EU would be 'enormous shock.'

Some £6bn of funding to local governments has been announced with more to follow over next six years.

David Campbell Bannerman tells IBTimes UK that the business body 'isn't doing any serious thinking'.

Coulson's lawyers applied to have jury thrown out following Cameron's comments during active proceedings.

Two highly-critical reports have pitched the government's struggling welfare reforms into a fresh crisis.

Angela Merkel is said to be determined that Jean-claude Juncker should become next EU Commission president.

China will pump billions of pounds into the UK's projects sector, so long as Cameron doesn't mention Tibet.

Royals remain significantly more popular with UK citizens than any Westminster politician.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan met the British PM during her recent visit to London

Is the Coalition Government's 'long term economic plan' really working?

Ratings agency says the scale of the impact on the industry depends on how the plans are implemented

Research reveals almost five million small UK businesses could double their chances of increasing their turnovers with mentoring.