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PM told MPs he authorised the attack due to Britain's security being at risk.

PM says he will act with his 'head and heart' to tackle the crisis.

There is increasing pressure on the UK government to reform its policies as the refugee crisis engulfs Europe.

The British prime minister made the move after the Electoral Commission watchdog called for the change.

IBTimes UK takes a look at this week's Westminster gossip and political news.

Former work and pensions secretary to criticise Prime Minister David Cameron.

The former foreign secretary threw his support behind Liz Kendall and Yvette Cooper in the contest.

The leadership hopeful says the peer had not approached her about the alleged conspiracy.

The former work and pensions secretary made the plea to supporters in Manchester.

The prime minister warned that the crisis could last 'right across' the summer.

Prime minister expected to make a public statement after the meeting with officials.

Former deputy prime minister blasted Tony Blair for 'abusing' the leadership hopeful.

EXCLUSIVE: Mills says Labour would 'vacate' the centre ground if the socialist firebrand is elected.

The former prime minister spoke at the think-tank Progress amid the Labour leadership contest.

The former prime minister made a rare speech on British politics to the think tank Progress.

The head of the civil service, Sir Jeremy Heywood, told MPs that he had offered additional help to Chilcot.

The prime minister had reportedly asked Ipsa not to make the remuneration move.

David Cameron agreed there is a threat of Greece being pushed towards Russia's orbit.

Commemorations for 30 Britons killed in attack on Sousse beach held across the UK, flags lowered to half-mast.

Prime Minister David Cameron has said the West needs to 'crush' Isis in Iraq and Syria.

The campaign group has proposed 25 reforms to the EU ahead of the UK's referendum.

Minute of silence planned for 3 July at noon in memory of the victims of Sousse shooting.

British prime minister says he will put the final touches to government's 'Grexit' plan.

GE's UK boss said leaving the EU could 'cause a lot of difficulties in the short term'.

The government has been able to avoid embarrassment over its EU referendum bill.

The draft legislation on the promised historic vote will reach its committee stage in the Commons.

Acting Labour leader urged Cameron to 'show a bit more class' during the bout.

The mayor of London says the move would be 'safer and more harmonious' for David Cameron.

Number 10 claims his comments at the G7 summit were 'over-interpreted' by the press.

The British Future poll will boost David Cameron as he seeks concessions from Brussels.