Prime Minister

Grim reading for David Cameron as the UK is heading for a split from the EU on 23 June.

The Health Select Committee chair says the campaign's £350m a week figure is inaccurate.

Former defence secretary Liam Fox warned it would be a 'democratic outrage' if MPs ignored outcome.

Cameron used similar tactics to his General Election move of linking contentious issues to the economy.

Ukip leader launched the attack advertisement against the pro-EU PM in Westminster.

Prime minister urges people to 'renew our resolve' to help the victims of the Syrian civil war.

YouGov poll also shows David Cameron's personal approval ratings have dropped.

Pro-EU Prime Minister will be questioned by a studio audience of Remain, Leave and undecided voters.

Interventions coincide with David Cameron's pro-environment case to avoid a Brexit on 23 June.

ONS says the net number of EU citizens coming to Britain rose to 184,000 in 2015.

Labour are using the business tycoon's past comments to attack the Conservative government.

The independent think tank report will prove to be a blow for the Vote Leave campaign.

Cameron also says Britons will soon benefit from low mobile phone roaming charges across the EU.

'Pint-sized Rasputin' was one of Cameron's closet political allies and helped him regain power.

Yildrim's appointment follows resignation of Ahmet Davutoglu.

Intervention comes after Barack Obama and other world leaders have warned against a 'leave' vote.

Prime minister says the proposals outlined by the British monarch were 'progressive'.

British monarch outlined the government's legislative programme in the House of Lords on 18 May.

British monarch will outline the legislative programme of the UK government in historic ceremony.

UK prime minister was branded 'ridiculous' by one of his own MPs after the comment.

Eurosceptic MP suggests resentment within the Conservative Party could drive a push for a further ballot.

Prime minister issues latest pro-EU plea as the campaigning intensifies ahead of 23 June.

Row erupted after the official Brexit campaign accused the broadcaster of being left out.

Tory civil war continues as the EU referendum campaign ramps up ahead of 23 June ballot.

Former Labour chancellor and prime minister made his first major speech of the Brexit campaign.

Prime minister made the comments to the monarch ahead of an anti-corruption summit in London.

Investigation was launched in 2009 by former Labour Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Former mayor of London says he finds it 'offensive and cretinous' to be called a xenophobe.

Prime minister claims staying inside the EU will make Britain 'stronger, safer and better off'.

Prime minister and former Mayor of London will make opposing speeches on 9 May.