Theresa May

Theresa May delivered the plans in parliament to deal with worries about illegal immigrants.

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

France and Britain agreed to discourage migrants from Africa and the Middle East from coming to Europe.

Prime Minister urges broadcaster to stop giving Isis undue credibility by calling it 'Islamic'.

The UK prime minister said Britain will do 'all we can to help' after the assaults.

Downing Street have been forced to deny that the cabinet are split over the constitutional plan.

Britain is losing international students, and should look to India above all places to try and recuperate them.

Muslims who liberated Finsbury Park mosque say Home Secretary Theresa May's new threat to shut down radical mosques will backfire.

Cameron faces tough task of holding Conservative party together after the controversial Queen's Speech.

Simon Hayes warns that young girls in Portsmouth said they aspired to join Isis.

Bill to stop Britain being 'passively tolerant society' criticised as not dealing with causes of radicalisation.

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 Draft Communications Data Bill - dubbed the Snooper's Charter - will be resurrected after Tory victory.

AFDI co-founder has divided opinion since her opposition to construction of a mosque near Ground Zero.

Blow for 'deport first, appeal later' policy of Theresa May

Online voting would likely increase the youth vote, but is it safe? IBTimes UK explains.

Cameron says Boris Johnson could be next leader - but Boris jokes next leader will be a 'babe unborn'

Top Tory warns of a 'clash of civilisations' between the West and the Islamist terrorists.

Home secretary says that without its Jews 'Britain would not be Britain'

Home secretary has told House of Commons that UK terror threat remained 'severe' after Paris shootings.

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

George Osborne will claim that Labour's first year in office alone will total billions of pounds.

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

Letter to Theresa May urges new child abuse investigation panel with statutory powers.

Nick Timothy and Stephen Parkinson were suspended from the party's approved list of candidates.

Home Secretary Theresa May plans to force students to apply for a work visa from abroad.

The home secretary confident Brits do an 'excellent job' and would not want to be involved in torture.

May will appear before the Home Affairs Committee to discuss issues.