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Could it be that Brits want their cake and eat it?

IBTimes UK looks at the pros and cons for the prime minister calling an election.

Order a cheeseburger on your phone, stumble in at 4am to pick it up.

Police are seeking the suspect and described him as being in his 30s with fair hair and a short brown beard.

Local man reportedly confesses to sexual assault and murder of Denise McLaughlin.

Prosecutors say that baby Imani had already died from horrific abuse at the hands of her parents.

The Central Bank of Ireland said it will have to recruit new staff to handle the rising number of applications from international firms.

Nato chief Jens Stoltenberg said in his annual report that 23 members increased spending in 2016.

Ali Qazimaj was found guilty of double murder following a month-long trial at Ipswich Crown Court.

Douglas Lamond, 86, died in May 2012, two days after the wrong drugs were delivered to his home.

Supermarket chain say 140,000 workers were mistakenly underpaid under new payroll system.

Police now believe that alleged rapist and victim 'may have known each other'.

Kerv lets you tap-to-pay without the need for a bank card or mobile phone.

Bank rewards executives despite reporting large losses every year since 2008 government buyout.

Figures show he earned £786,450 last year from giving 15 speeches.

Newcastle and Tyne Hospital Trust's chief executive Sir Leonard Fenwick was put on 'extended leave'.

David Hodge was recorded telling colleagues to stop a referendum over proposed 15% hike in council tax.

Three members of the Bin Laden family died after their plane crashed at Blackbushe Airport in Hampshire

Samantha Blake-Mizen, 47, was found dead at a home in Ludgershall with one suspect arrested.

The woman was found with serious facial injuries in Mitchell, Queensland, on 5 March.

The boxer tweeted that he will fight again on 13 May with an opponent not yet announced.

Alabed, a Twitter sensation has previously written to Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Bashar al-Assad.

UK foreign secretary urged the Kremlin to change its ways as he plans to visit Moscow.

French president said the French elections will be a watershed moment for the whole of Europe.

James D'Arcy, 50, from Bournemouth, Dorset, had admitted manslaughter.

There are claims the coroner gave 'unlawful direction'.

A defamation lawsuit has been brought by the pop singer to the High Court in London.

The body of an elderly woman was found in north London on 28 February

Those who leave corruption-wracked Romania prefer to go to Italy or Spain.

PC Charlotte Peters was jailed for 22 months last year for misconduct in public office.