UK government

The UK Prime Minister was addressing attendees at a Conservative Friends of Israel annual lunch.

The Labour MP says he applied himself 'assiduously' to his legal obligations while in office.

The pension proposal has led to multiple strikes from members of the Fire Brigades Union.

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

The Henry Jackson Society tells IBTimes UK that the terrorist threat is 'always there' for the West.

First-time buyers will be offered the chance of a 20% discount on new builds.

The development follows the publication of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence report.

Labour leader's major speech counters claims he has no plans to deal with borrowing.

The Fire Minister Penny Mordaunt said the walk-out is 'completely unnecessary'.

The Business Secretary says apprenticeships are the ticket to a great job.

The former UK prime minister warns that democracy is 'not in good shape'.

The Chancellor launched the challenge after tough questioning from John Humphrys.

Chancellor said move will mean more 'bright students from poorer backgrounds' doing further study.

George Osborne made the announcement during the 2014 Autumn Statement.

The chancellor has committed to 'fully implementing' the reforms set out by Lord Hutton.

George Osborne also says the OBR estimates the jobless rate will dip to 5.3% in 2016.

UK voters have become more pessimistic about the economy over the last nine months.

George Osborne is expected to make the announcement on 3 December.

The Confederation of British Industry called on the Chancellor to reform the system.

Clegg says the Oxfordshire town will get 'significant' funding from the government.

IBTimes UK looks at the new regulations, which came into force today.

Members of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee have been banned from entering Hong Kong

Police forces across England face budget cuts as well as transport and social care.

IBTimes UK outlines the political implication from the ONS' latest net migration figures.

The policy is part of Labour's plan to devolve more powers from Westminster to local authorities.

IBTimes UK looks at the 'Sharing Economy' following a government report into the area.

Iain Duncan Smith's programme has suffered setbacks but has extended its timetable.

The Prime Minister made the announcement in reaction to a report into Lee Rigby's murder.

The Institute of Directors argues the move would empower micro-entrepreneurs.

Ex-cabinet minister would like to see the government brought back within the control of Parliament.