UK government

New Conservative premier says she is 'shocked and saddened' by the events in southern France.

Other documents which would normally be withheld for 30 years will also be released.

He called on MPs to "unite behind my leadership at a critical time for our country".

Petitions Committee delete 77,000 fraudulent signatures calling for EU referendum rerun.

Read Labour leader's full speech as Corbyn reacts to the UK's decision to split from the EU

Prime minister says elderly should think of their children when they go to the polls on 23 June.

UK government to bolster ICO capabilities with fines on firms that fail to protect data.

The WikiLeaks founder launched 'First they came for Assange' to raise awareness of his ongoing plight.

The annual report from the MoD watchdog reveals skills gap issues have been mounting since 2006.

British-Sikhs say Margaret Thatcher's government gave India military assistance during the 1984 Sikh riots.

Remain campaign dismisses Gove's funding boost claim as 'totally dishonest'.

Current Labour leader wrote to the then Foreign Secretary William Hague in 2011, 2012 and 2013.

New Digital Economy Bill would force banks, broadband and energy providers to deliver faster response.

Prime minister says the proposals outlined by the British monarch were 'progressive'.

GCHQ attempts to shake off big brother image by joining social media.

The two-year project was funded by the Darwin Initiative and helped to train 60 people.

A Syrian couple have pleaded with the UK Home Office to allow their eldest children into the UK.

'India's Richard Branson' spared for time being as UK laws prevent his deportation to India.

The UK government has repeatedly advised against the routine practice, saying it actually does more harm than good.

British firms and the government must join forces to revitalise the UK's industrial strategy, according to the CBI.

Charity will help the government and local authorities relocate youngsters from Greece, France and Italy.

IBTimes UK visited a British Medical Association demonstration outside St Thomas' Hospital in London.

The UK Parliament will be asked to increase online piracy sentences to 10 years at the earliest opportunity.

Department for Business says the government could take a 25% stake in the company.

A group of MPs urges the Ministry of Defence to be more transparent about its Defence Budget.

Critics claim the little-known surveillance clause will be used to combat end-to-end encryption.

Chancellor George Osborne says a breakaway would be the 'most extraordinary self-inflicted wound'.

English electronic duo take on the UK surveillance state in fresh parody video.

YouGov shows Labour leader has surged ahead of Cameron with weeks to go before May elections.

Smaller firms purchasing from abroad could be effected by high transportation and stock costs.