EU Referendum

Cameron's EU reform plans branded 'pretty thin gruel'.

Labour grandee and former business secretary backed David Cameron's 'timely and achievable' plan.

The prime minister kicked off negotiations with EU with the major address.

Read prime minister's letter outlining his 'four objectives at the heart of our EU renegotiation'.

PM urges Britain to make right decision as he rules out second referendum on EU membership.

5.6% error spending was found in investments to encourage job growth and competitiveness.

Cameron insists renegotiation is not 'mission impossible' as he sends reforms plans to European council.

David Cameron was interrupted by protesters who said the CBI was 'the voice of Brussels'.

Vote Leave has said the CBI's stance does not represent UK business in a letter to Caroline Fairbairn.

Chancellor also warns UK taxpayers should not bear costs of supporting countries in the eurozone.

EXCLUSIVE: Militant union tells IBTimes UK that it will not back either Vote Leave or Leave.EU.

Some 188 countries are rated in the list compiled by the World Bank.

UK citizens are found all across EU member states, from Spain to Estonia.

The What UK Thinks: EU research comes ahead of David Cameron's warning about leaving the EU.

Prime minister will warn that it is not a 'land of milk and honey' outside of the EU.

Some EU member states put in more, such as the UK and Germany, while poorer countries take more out.

By September 2016, the QE programme will be hiked as part of the plans to encourage inflation.

Mark Carney: The UK has benefited more than any other nation from EU membership.

Tax deal struck between Starbucks and Dutch government in 2008 'not in line with EU state aid rules'.

The business body is battling campaigns such as Leave.EU to persuade voters to stay in the EU.

There is something about Europe that from time to time convulses the Conservative Party.

Eurosceptic says he shrugged off media attacks with 'the odd pint'.

Pimlico Plumbers chief writes for IBTimes UK about why he wants the UK to stay inside the EU.

Cameron has promised to quicken the pace of negotiations ahead of the EU summit in December.

Pro-European group launches campaign to keep Britain in the EU.

The former chief executive of Marks and Spencer wants the UK to remain in the European Union.

Britain Stronger In Europe also has support of Karren Brady, Stuart Rose and Carolyn McCall.

The EU is expensive and not fit for purpose.

Former Marks & Spencer boss insist that the UK will remain stronger and safer within the EU.

The prime minister will hold the talks with his German counterpart at the Chequers country estate.