European Union

In his statement announcing his departure from the party he criticised the Cameron government.

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

Umunna says David Cameron's renegotiation is 'meaningful and deserving of our support'.

CEEMET research shows UK economic growth could drop due to reduced trade and productivity.

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

Twitter row erupted over Soames' no-nonsense rebuke of a Eurosceptic Conservative colleague.

Brussels seeks to improve ties with Minsk to help deal with the conflict in Ukraine.

Source told IBTimes UK that David Cameron has 'poisoned the well' with the union.

The British PM will head to Brussels on Thursday knowing that many UK citizens are unhappy with his new EU deal.

The five have penned an open letter saying 'It's clear Britain is stronger, safer and better off' in the EU.

The prospect of housing refugee families provoked heated debate among residents in the Channel tax haven.

Another Europe is Possible are against the 'project fear' tactics of Prime Minister David Cameron.

Google has received numerous requests for content to be removed, but has honoured only around 43% of them.

Shadow foreign secretary claims splitting from the EU would play into the hands of Moscow.

Party leaders to go head-to-head in House of Commons as NHS medics protest over new contracts.

Grassroots Out initially said it would not compete for the Electoral Commission's designation.

Former police minister is leading the pro-EU Conservatives for Reform in Europe campaign.

Prime minister argued that makeshift migrant camps would appear in south east England after a Brexit.

Local parties hit out at the PM after he told MPs not to bow to pressure from constituencies.

A blanket British deportation rule for criminals is a violation of European Law

Former Europe minister unveiled a detailed economic case for a Brexit ahead of the vote.

Virtual currencies such as bitcoin are facing increased regulation to curb terrorist funding streams.

Conservative grandee Lord Lawson has been appointed chairman of Vote Leave.

First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon warned the vote's timing could cause 'confusion'.

Cutting red tape and allowing competitiveness across the EU are main issues for businesses.

A draft proposal will be published outlining the new demands of the UK ahead of the EU referendum.

EU and US missed self-imposed deadline while working on rewriting data sharing agreement.

App lists 73 clinics in 16 EU countries but is expected to grow rapidly as 10,000 doctors express interest.

David Cameron wants to halt migrants claiming benefits for four years from his deal with the EU.

British prime minister says good progress was made, but more talks need to be done.