David Cameron

David Cameron is set for a second term as prime minister, but Miliband and Clegg are poised to resign.

Sterling now at strongest point since late February.

Conservative leader made his speech after holding seat in Witney constituency

Cameron and Conservatives bolstered by Labour collapse in Scotland at hands of SNP.

Markets breathe sigh of relief after poll suggests Tories fall just seven seats shy of majority.

Exit poll suggests Conservative leader David Cameron will remain prime minister after election.

The Tories should give Katie Hopkins a seat if only to make the next election more interesting.

The result will not reflect the true wishes of the British people and we need proportional representation.

The leaders of Britain's major political parties cast their votes in Britain's most unpredictable election in decades on Thursday (7 May).

Lord Steel reportedly wants his party to 'recharge its batteries and values' after the election.

Bank has no current plans to leave its domicile, says chairman John Peace.

More than 50,000 polling stations open at 07:00 BST with 650 House of Commons seats up for grabs.

From the rise of the SNP and Ukip to the decline of first-past-the-post, the UK is changing.

Newspapers from across the world are wading on Britain's closest election in a generation

Miliband doesn't understand business, and the rabid Socialism of the SNP makes him an even more dangerous proposition.

EU leaders keeping quiet about UK general election which is too close to call.

From the mansion tax to their thoughts on David Cameron, here is what the famous have had to say

Sturgeon's not shy about discussing independence, so worried unionists can assume she has other priorities.

Trading on the FTSE 100 has remained steady in the day before the election.

The last-minute speeches will come with less than 24 hours before polls open across the UK.

Making the right decisions can be a tricky affair but certain components can make the process easier.

David Cameron and Ed Miliband set to appeal for maximum votes in last-ditch effort before campaign closes.

Former leader tells Tory dinner: 'We need to acknowledge the fact we have a pretty substantial underclass'.

IBTimes UK highlights which celebrities are backing which parties in the general election.

Britain's political party leaders entered the final stretch of their 2015 general election campaigns on Tuesday.

From the Financial Times to the Express and the Economist to the Sun, here are the party endorsements.

The remarks come with less than 48 hours to go before the general election on 7 May.

British voters have chosen which business leader they want to become prime minister.

With the Tories and Labour neck and neck, we can at least offer a view on Miliband's ad victory over Cameron.

Affairs website sees sign-ups rise during TV election debates.