Prime Minister

The Prime Minister has offered a vote in 2017 but Ukip want one in 2015 as part of a coalition.

The prime minister, who has been MP for Witney since 2001, says he loves serving his constituents.

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

The former prime minister also stressed that pro-Europeans should call for reforms in Brussels.

IBTimes UK looks at the prime minister's comments about the TV debates from 2010 to 2015.

The study also found that Charles Kennedy and Alistair Darling are set to lose their seats.

The Labour leader pressed the prime minister over the broadcasters' plan for a head-to-head debate.

Cameron will announce that the government will consult on extending the offence of 'wilful neglect'.

The UK prime minister offered the Danish government his full support.

David Cameron and Ed Miliband trade blows over the HSBC banking scandal at PMQs.

Balls says such a move would be the biggest risk to Britain's economy in the next decade.

Cameron says more details will be released 'in due course' and the award will be issued by summer.

Chilcot will appear before the Foreign Affairs Committee to explain the 'obstacles which remain'.

The result would dramatically reduce Ed Miliband's chances of becoming prime minister.

The capital markets union is a 'golden opportunity' for Britain if it retains its EU strength.

Exclusive: IBTimes UK spoke one-on-one with the SNP's Alex Salmond in London.

IBTimes UK looks at some of the main events going into the general election.

But the poll from Lord Ashcroft revealed the two parties were both on 32% ahead of May.

The prime minister says he was on a family walk at the time of the incident.

The prime minister outlined the Conservative Party's tax policies ahead of the general election.

The Prime Minister said the result will increase economic uncertainty across Europe.

President of United States follows a David Cameron with a Back to the Future Part II profile pic.

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

David Cameron says he wanted the investigation to be published 'well before' the general election.

IBTimes UK looks at two different perspectives on the prime minister's jobs commitment.

The Prime Minister is expected to announce more Conservative manifesto commitments.

The Deputy Prime Minister argues that privacy is a 'qualified right'.

Home Secretary Theresa May says extra measures not based on specific intelligence.

IBTimes UK takes at the look at some of the main themes from the Labour leader's Salford speech.

The inventor warns the Home Secretary's proposal could be detrimental to science and engineering.