Prime Minister David Cameron

Former Marks & Spencer boss insist that the UK will remain stronger and safer within the EU.

Move aimed at transforming Britain's young population from 'generation rent to generation buy'.

Photo-journalist Nilüfer Demir, said she was 'petrified' as she took the photo of Aylan Kurdi.

There is increasing pressure on the UK government to reform its policies as the refugee crisis engulfs Europe.

Petition calling for Britain to take in more asylum seekers has attracted 200,000 signatures already.

A total of 3,000 Vietnamese children are thought to be exploited in the UK.

Prime Minister pledges to tighten screws on London property market.

Prime minister to visit Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam.

Fallon's comments seen as government ready to increase military action in the Middle East.

Radicalisation in schools should be treated as grooming.

Privacy campaigners and some Tory backbenchers want judges to sign off on surveillance warrants.

Under Britain's unwritten constitution, the Royal Family must remain neutral.

MP for Uxbridge and South Ruislip to be part of Cameron's cabinet but focus on Mayor of London job.

Celebrities weigh in on British politics.

Prime Minister tells BBC Radio 4 that Tories are still fighting for majority.

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

'Don't let Labour wreck economy,' says Cameron. 'You've already wrecked it,' says Miliband.

Labour share of vote falls slightly as latest polls show main parties still neck and neck

The Conservative prime minister made the pledges as he launched his party's manifesto in Swindon.

Plan by Chancellor George Osborne to raise inheritance tax threshold to £1m is a 'panicky policy' says Labour's Chris Leslie MP

A look back at the headlines that dominated the week's global and domestic news agenda.

It will also create a further 1,000 work experience placements in 2015/16

Prime minister says he will only take part in 1 televised debate over a month before election.

The Public Accounts Committee will also question Lord Green.

Cameron addresses the annual conference of the British Chambers of Commerce today.

The Prime Minister is facing a Conservative backlash however.

Nick Clegg boycotts Autumn Statement and heads to Cornwall

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

Prime Minister says Middle East conflicts, Russia's military activities and Ebola adding to economic uncertainty.

Bill to be introduced in parliament will include provisions for two-year ban on jihadists returning to UK.