UK government

The former charity boss has made her first public appearance since a damning report from MPs.

The Public Accounts Committee quizzed top executives from the firm over its settlement with HMRC.

Executives from the US technology giant will appear before the Public Accounts Committee.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn decided to challenge David Cameron over his housing record.

UK's Intelligence and Security Committee pointed out that the bill fails as a spying tool.

Prime minister argued that makeshift migrant camps would appear in south east England after a Brexit.

IBTimes UK profiles employment minister and 'rising star' of Conservative Party.

Gaming titan Ian Livingstone will open schools in London and Bournemouth.

According to an HMRC research, TSS in London leads the list with £1.7m owed to its 2,519 employees.

Party's review into its election defeat warned that Ed Miliband failed to connect on the issue.

First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon warned the vote's timing could cause 'confusion'.

Wikileaks founder could have a fresh chance at freedom following a United Nations ruling.

MoD confirms increased number of hacks in 2015 but refuses to say more to safeguard national security.

However, British Chancellor also says there are 'hard negotiations' ahead for the Conservative government.

Sources tell IBTimes UK a dispute around unsociable hours on Saturdays has become a sticking point.

A report by a panel of the House of Commons raises many issues with the Investigatory Powers Bill.

Party was hoping to highlight young people in England having the 'lowest literacy levels' in developed world.

The high salaries prove that Google's UK arm does not play second fiddle to its US operations.

Former Marks and Spencer chief says there are 'imperfections' with the EU but also risks in breaking away.

British PM said he was 'open' to feasible alternatives during visit to Prague.

Report finds militants targeted food baskets supposed to go to starving citizens.

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon will make the personnel commitment in a speech in Edinburgh.

Google stresses need to 'recapture digital territory' from Daesh.

Snow and sub-zero temperatures in the Balkans have led to fears refugee children could die of exposure.

After '70,000 fighters could be called upon', PM told Liaison Committee moderate forces need to be 'built up'.

PM sets out four rules around his decision to give top Tories free Brexit vote.

The Ministry of Defence (MOD) insists it is helping train Saudis on rules of war not direct operations.

Could the prime minister be softening on the idea of introducing a sugar tax?

Former shadow sports and culture secretary is first to go in Jeremy Corbyn's so-called 'revenge reshuffle'.

Trip will be the foreign secretary's second in six months.