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General Election 2015: Tories face losing two million votes to Ukip
The British Election Study says the damage to Labour's core support has already been done.
Android 5.0 for Samsung Galaxy S5 imminent in UK, EU and India: Update now official in South Korea
Google Android 5.0 update will be available via OTA.
Tories fear haemorrhage of support to Ukip after Cameron's self-inflicted wound over EU
Cameron's mismanagement of the immigration issue has thrust EU relations further into the spotlight.
David Cameron's Immigration Promise Shattered as Theresa May Blames EU Countries' 'Disruption'
IBTimes UK outlines the political implication from the ONS' latest net migration figures.
European Parliament Set to Vote on Proposal to Break Up Google
The European Parliament will vote on 27 November on a proposal to break up Google into separate search business and other services.
Google Android 5.0 Update for LG G3 Begins in South Korea This Week: Rollout for EU, US Soon
Google Android 5.0 update is expected to roll out to LG G3 users in countries other than South Korea and Poland, in phases.
EU Court's Advocate General Rejects George Osborne's Bank Bonus Cap Challenge
But Jääskinen's opinion is not legally binding and a final ruling is expected next year.
UK leaving the EU would be 'a disaster', warns Italian Prime Minister Renzi
Matteo Renzi says EU needs investment from the UK.
EU Referendum: Sir John Major Warns Germany There's a 50% Chance of a 'Brexit'
The former Prime Minister warns if the negotiations go badly that percentage will rise.
William Keegan: 'Wide Boy' George Osborne Told a Whopper Over £1.7bn EU Tax Bill
The chancellor's claim of a brilliant renegotiation in Brussels is complete nonsense.
EU States Don't Have to Give Welfare Payments to 'Benefit Tourists' – European Court of Justice
Ruling comes in the wake of David Cameron's promise to crackdown on 'benefit tourism'.
Theresa May: Tory Immigration Pledge 'A Comment, Not a Promise'
Home Secretary May suggests vow to slash migrant numbers won't be met.
George Osborne Claims Victory as £1.7bn EU Tax Bill Slashed in Half and Deadline Pushed Back
EU source tells IBTimes UK that cut-off for surcharge payment is now 1 September 2015.
EU Tax Bill: David Cameron Warns 'Major Problem' with Brussels if Conditions Are Not Met
The UK Prime Minister says he will not pay the surcharge on 1 December and wants it reduced
Prime Minister's Questions: Cameron and Miliband Come to Blows over EU Membership
The Labour Party leader accused the Prime Minister of being a "don't know" leader
European Commission President Juncker Slams Cameron for Behaviour after European Council meeting
Jean-Claude Juncker singles out Cameron and Italian counterpart Renzi for fierce criticism
Berlin Wall Crosses Stolen to Protest EU Border Deaths
Activists hope to draw attention to EU's 'murderous exterior walls' that have claimed thousands of lives.
Bulgarian Woman Suffers 90% Burns After Setting Herself Alight Outside Presidential Office
A woman is in critical condition after setting herself on fire outside the Bulgarian president's office in Sofia.
Greece Likely to Need Help to Exit Bailout, States EU Official
Athens is due to exit the EU bailout programme at the end of 2014.
Nus Ghani: Rail Upgrades, Prostate Cancer Awareness and the EU's Halloween Trick
Conservative parliamentary candidate Nus Ghani on October's hot topics in politics.
Scottish Devolution: UK Will Vote As One With Regards to Staying in EU, Says David Cameron
The Scottish National Party had wanted the home nations to vote separately
Sweden's Crown Slides as Riksbank Cuts Repo-Rate to Zero
Sweden's central bank hopes move will boost inflation.
UK Government 'Failing Farmers' By Failing to Accept EU Aid Over Russian Fruit Ban
NFU says UK farmers deserve level playing field.
David Cameron's Euro Row Over £1.7bn Bill Hands Ukip and Tory Eurosceptics Another Stick to Beat Him With
The prime minister has walked into a new row over Europe which will damage his hopes in the Rochester by-election
Ed Miliband Strengthens Pro-Europe Credentials as Tories Fear David Cameron's Staggering Towards EU Exit
Miliband appoints a new Europe spokesman as Cameron faces fears of Brexit from moderate loyalists.
Barroso Warns Cameron of 'Historic Mistake' Over Europe
The President of the European Commission warned UK Prime Minister David Cameron that he is being too complacent with how much opposition there may be in the run up to the EU referendum.
Rochester By-Election: David Cameron Drops More Eurosceptic Sweeteners in Campaign Visit
The prime minister has said he will have "one last go" at renegotiating relations with the EU.
David Cameron Mulls Dramatic Immigration Gambit as Tory Panic Over Ukip Grows
The prime minister is facing demands to clarify his suggested 'emergency brake' on EU migrants.
Clacton By-Election: 'Phenomenal Performance Shows Ukip Can Deliver' – YouGov
Joe Twynam, of YouGov, tells IBTimes UK that Ukip 'mopped up votes from the left behinds'.
Estonia First Country to Offer E-Residency Digital Citizenship
Estonia is to allow anyone to become a 'digital citizen' within the European Union