George Osborne

New UK cabinet contains many of the same faces as the previous Coalition cabinet.

Prime Minister already announced four key ministers will remain in their roles, following the shock election results.

George Osborne, Theresa May, Michael Fallon and Phillip Edmund all return to their government roles.

The pledge comes as the data shows the Greens have slumped to 5% in the opinion polls.

The ONS says Britain's GDP dropped to 0.3% in the first financial quarter of 2015.

A letter signed by more than 5,000 firms has backed David Cameron to remain in power

Some 742 million shares were sold by the government on 23 April.

Labour has been ahead in the polls despite not hiring a big ticket ad agency like the Tories.

Cameron plans to sell £4bn of shares in rescued bank at below-market prices

Lagarde says that the UK's economic strategy is 'clearly delivering results'.

The ONS says the employment rate climbed to the highest rate since records began in 1971.

IMF says government spending is likely to be higher over the next five years than implied in the chancellor's Budget.

Labour, Tories and others use tax avoidance crackdowns as cheap and lazy way of funding manifestos.

There is an air of desperation about the Labour and Conservative parties

The Conservative chancellor repeatedly refused to explain the maths on BBC's Andrew Marr show.

Conservative party pledges to pump an extra £8bn a year for the NHS in England by 2020 if they win the UK general election

Non-doms already pay over £8bn a year in tax, and Labour's non-dom plans may lead to aggressive avoidance strategies.

Cameron promises to raise the tax allowance to £12,500, and freeze income tax, VAT, National Insurance

Labour Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls said the Tories plan to raise VAT during his economic

Labour and Tories go head-to-head over their respective economic plans as the UK tax year starts.

B and C has hired a senior BoE executive to take up the new post of chief of finance and operations.

Miliband to announce scheme to build 125,000 new homes over the next five years.

Business leaders sign letter backing George Osborne and David Cameron's corporation tax cuts.

The Conservatives have been campaigning heavily on the economy ahead of the general election.

UK took 40% stake in Lloyds when it was bailed out in 2009.

The shadow chancellor will unveil the general election manifesto pledge in a speech in Birmingham.

Dyson School of Design Engineering at Imperial College London will open to students later this year.

Osborne's budget was a thinly-veiled attempt to curry favour with the public, and it utterly failed to achieve its objectives.

Clegg went on the attack claiming the Tories will shift priorities and Labour will 'borrow billions more'.

Unions welcomed yet more 'pie in the sky' nonsense from the government on the so called 'Northern Powerhouse'.