EU Referendum

Reports emerge suggesting a 'genuinely torn' Conservative is being swayed by cabinet rebels

The pro- and anti-EU campaigns will officially begin on Monday, 22 February, before vote on 23 June

The date is known and the battle lines are drawn – but which way are the Tory big beasts leaning on Europe?

Londoners give mixed reactions to the possibility of leaving the European Union.

Long-rumoured date finally confirmed after Conservative Cabinet agrees to back Britain staying in Europe.

IBTimes UK attended the Eurosceptic event as David Cameron's settlement was announced.

Prime Minister David Cameron described the EU deal as 'a historic moment for Britain.'

David Cameron has announced that he will not hold a cabinet meeting on 19 February.

TNS poll revealed only 14% of voters thought the prime minister's efforts were a 'success'.

There is a middle ground on the migrant crisis - you can criticise religion without being racist.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has promised to 'battle for Britain' in Brussels.

Cameron made surprise request for "emergency brake" on benefits restrictions of up to 13 years.

Labour leader says his party will campaign for a 'remain' vote regardless of the EU settlement.

Index affected by volatility in oil market and 'high degree of uncertainty' on outcome of EU summit in Brussels

UK prime minister promised not to take a deal that 'does not meet what we need'.

Cameron will 'be battling for Britain' at EU summit, with negotiations expected to last late into the night

EXCLUSIVE: The second part of the Mayor of London hopeful's video interview with IBTimesUK.

US fund says fallout on markets in case of leave vote will depend on the way UK and EU deal with fallout.

Find out if your MP will be supporting a 'leave' vote at the forthcoming EU referendum.

EXCLUSIVE: Spokesman for Poland's president casts doubt on Warsaw agreeing to Cameron's benefit change plans.

PM hoping to secure final EU settlement and set referendum date for June.

Paris attacks in November 2015 led to a €4.8m Eurotunnel revenue loss.

Farmers were strong supporters of EU membership when Britons last voted on it in 1975.

28 million workers were born in the UK compared to 3.2 million from overseas.

The Visegrád Group apparently resisting the prime minister over his proposed welfare reform.

Cameron still has time to go back to secure a better EU deal, say officials.

Spokeswoman for the Duke of Cambridge says 'no' - but commentators claim otherwise.

Downing Street has reportedly admitted MEPs could make significant changes to settlement.

Cameron to hold Cabinet meeting to lift collective responsibility on 19 February if he strikes deal.

The 1.2 million-strong union told IBTimes UK it could back either side or remain neutral.