DAVID CAMERON

Promises haven't been kept - make no mistake about it.

One of the UK's most popular dishes was celebrated in London last night at what prime minister David Cameron has called 'the Oscars of the curry industry, the 2014 British Curry Awards.

Cameron's migrant curbs and Ukip's anti-immigration views mean the UK will lose out on global talent.

Cameron's mismanagement of the immigration issue has thrust EU relations further into the spotlight.

The Labour leader is expected to attack the government over the 'cost of living crisis'.

Birmingham, Walsall, Sandwell, Dudley and Wolverhampton in the West Midlands are the first to check.

The former far-right leader endorses Ukip to "hold Cameron's feet to referendum fire".

Prime Minister David Cameron will announce new measures later on 28 November.

IBTimes UK looks at the fall out from Lord Smith's report into revolution from Westminster.

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

BREAKING: David Cameron has said that he will get the figures below 100,000 before the election.

David Cameron then did his best to make the Ukip MP's question about the NHS appear facile.

Rachel Johnson was quick to point out her Twitter account had been hacked.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron is facing mass calls to resign on Twitter.

Lord Ashcroft poll also showed Ukip's support had increased ahead of the general election.

Voting for Nigel Farage's party can lose you friends.

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

Brown's key role in the Scottish referendum campaign is a fitting finale to his political career.

Prime Minister on the war path after defeat for Conservatvies in Kent

Anthony Wells of YouGov speaks to IBTimes UK about the Rochester and Strood by-election result.

The Conservative defector won the Rochester and Strood by-election with 42% of the vote.