EU Referendum

Cameron also says Britons will soon benefit from low mobile phone roaming charges across the EU.

Top Labour MP has written to media watchdog OfCom to complain about the issue.

Dozens of MPs are reportedly ready to trigger a vote of no confidence over the PM's handling of the referendum.

Brexit campaigners furious Khan has decided to fly EU flag outside City Hall.

Former Number 10 communications chief writes exclusively for IBTimes UK on the issue.

Boris Johnson is touring the country on a bus that manages to have three lies emblazoned upon it.

The former Mayor of London was responding to claims made by the Treasury on 23 May.

Vote could affect fans of Leicester, Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester City, Manchester United and West Ham.

Experts suggest that the 'ethnic minority' vote is crucial in the referendum as a large number remain undecided.

Corbyn is reportedly 'wooing' Miliband to join his shadow cabinet team.

Warning comes as Treasury releases its analysis into the short-term effects of a 'leave' vote.

'Pint-sized Rasputin' was one of Cameron's closet political allies and helped him regain power.

Chancellor asks blunt question as Treasury analysis claims GDP will fall 3.6% after two years if Britain leaves EU.

Time-lapse map shows how the EU has grown from 1957 to today.

British chancellor said Brexit will cause an 'immediate economic shock'.

Ukip leader says he could find more pro-EU stars by knocking on £500m houses in Notting Hill.

European Commission president made his strongest intervention yet in the EU referendum campaign.

Airline accused of 'treating' with 'Brexit sale' for ex-pats to allow them to vote 'remain' in EU referendum.

UK minister Hugo Swire referred to the arguments as 'erroneous' and said that it was 'based on imagination'.

Intervention comes after Barack Obama and other world leaders have warned against a 'leave' vote.

This is to encourage the more than 1.2 million British expats to fly back home to vote at the polls.

Actors, artists and musicians appeal to British voters in an open letter ahead of 23 June referendum.

Employment minister Priti Patel says a 'leave' vote at the 23 June ballot will help the industry.

Glass apologised for the 'inappropriate' comments and said concerns about immigration were valid.

Brexit campaigner warned of 'scorched earth policy' as Conservatives row over the 23 June ballot.

British people on low pay 'feel the consequences of uncontrolled migration,' said Iain Duncan Smith.

Standard & Poor's survey warns Brexit could have serious impact on investment in infrastructure sector.

Tabloid newspaper's editor Tony Gallagher denies any wrongdoing after regulator rules the story 'misleading'.

Survey says 80% of polled EU students would find UK a less attractive place.

The Queen's Speech is expected to take place shortly after 11:30am BST.