Politics

Of 15 Cabinet agencies, 12 face deep cuts while boosting money for the military, law enforcement, private education.

Ahead of their meeting on Friday, IBTimes UK looks at what the pair are quoted as saying.

Polls have narrowed in recent weeks but Merkel's CDU still maintain an edge.

Verhofstadt says allowing individuals freedom to travel and voting in European elections should be a priority.

House of Lords committee told firm may struggle to attract staff in wake of a hard Brexit

Figures show he earned £786,450 last year from giving 15 speeches.

Chancellor Philip Hammond said there was "no room for complacency" despite improved economic forecasts.

David Hodge was recorded telling colleagues to stop a referendum over proposed 15% hike in council tax.

The party membership fell more sharply in 2016 than during the six previous years combined.

The Labour MP says he is 'staggered' by the amount of food thrown away by the MoD

He saw off competition from Paul Nuttall in the by-election.

He said he wants to build a community that 'works for everyone'.

But many viewers came to his defence on social media, slamming Saira Khan's debate tactics.

Mrs Trump is taking style tips from the world's most stylish first lady.

British authorities are planning to push back against 'concerted drive by Russia to undermine the UK,' says embassy.

Rogers was replaced by Sir Tim Barrow after his resignation letter made headlines.

Sheen's gamble: will he be taken seriously or dismissed as just another Luvvie Leftie?

The outgoing US President has even met Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg to discuss his plans.

Minnesota senators are currently not allowed to bring food or drink onto the senate floor.

The President-elect picks Kathleen 'KT' McFarland and Donald McGahn for new positions in the Oval Office.

Expert Judi James reveals what type of Chancellor Mr Hammond may turn out to be.

Trump has arranged to meet the Republican stalwart as he builds his transitional team.

Corbyn tells the National Policy Forum in Loughborough the pair are 'farcical' but in reality it's no joke.

Fake social media accounts tweeting for Trump have been flooding the airwaves during debates.

Figures from Ipsos MORI mean Tories could secure a majority of 143 MPs at next general election.

During first Presidential debate fake accounts generated double the tweets for Trump than Clinton.

Emily Thornberry mocked for asking Leave voters 'did you vote to take your neighbour's jobs?'

'I don't expect the world to change with Hillary Clinton,' the fashion designer said.

Duchess of Cambridge will visit the Netherlands on Tuesday (11 October).

John Cryer MP has accused Labour leader of not 'engaging' with talks designed to unite the party.