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Utilities bill to allow consumers switch to better deals in a week
New Digital Economy Bill would force banks, broadband and energy providers to deliver faster response.
Queen's Speech: Key measures unveiled in David Cameron's 'One Nation' programme
Prime minister says the proposals outlined by the British monarch were 'progressive'.
Hello world! Tweeting spies as GCHQ joins social media
GCHQ attempts to shake off big brother image by joining social media.
The UK government spent £150,000 to train beekeepers in Kyrgyzstan
The two-year project was funded by the Darwin Initiative and helped to train 60 people.
Refugee crisis: Syrian mother sends video plea to Theresa May to be reunited with her children
A Syrian couple have pleaded with the UK Home Office to allow their eldest children into the UK.
Vijay Mallya: UK laws do not allow for debt-ridden businessman to be deported to India
'India's Richard Branson' spared for time being as UK laws prevent his deportation to India.
Stop resetting passwords often says British intelligence agency
The UK government has repeatedly advised against the routine practice, saying it actually does more harm than good.
CBI urges government and businesses to work together to revitalise Britain's industrial strategy
British firms and the government must join forces to revitalise the UK's industrial strategy, according to the CBI.
Save the Children backs David Cameron U-turn over child refugees from Europe
Charity will help the government and local authorities relocate youngsters from Greece, France and Italy.
Junior doctors' strike: Watch NHS medics urge Jeremy Hunt to 'stop lying, start listening'
IBTimes UK visited a British Medical Association demonstration outside St Thomas' Hospital in London.
UK government wants to punish online pirates with 10-year jail sentences
The UK Parliament will be asked to increase online piracy sentences to 10 years at the earliest opportunity.
Tata Steel crisis: UK government offers 'hundreds of millions of pounds' to potential buyers
Department for Business says the government could take a 25% stake in the company.
'Creative accounting' helped UK government meet Nato defence spending target say MPs
A group of MPs urges the Ministry of Defence to be more transparent about its Defence Budget.
UK spy bill to force tech firms to reveal new products to spooks before launch
Critics claim the little-known surveillance clause will be used to combat end-to-end encryption.
EU referendum: Stark Treasury forecast claims Brexit would cost each UK household £4,300 a year
Chancellor George Osborne says a breakaway would be the 'most extraordinary self-inflicted wound'.
Cassetteboy vs the Snoopers' Charter: Hilarious video mash-up lampoons UK surveillance
English electronic duo take on the UK surveillance state in fresh parody video.
David Cameron sees approval ratings plummet as British voters back Jeremy Corbyn amid tax row
YouGov shows Labour leader has surged ahead of Cameron with weeks to go before May elections.
Tata Steel crisis: Port Talbot closure would 'tear a hole' in UK manufacturing supply chain
Smaller firms purchasing from abroad could be effected by high transportation and stock costs.
Tata Steel crisis: Sajid Javid finally faces fury of Port Talbot workers
Business Secretary will visit the South Wales plant after cutting short his trip to Australia.
Tata Steel crisis: David Cameron crushes nationalisation hopes after emergency summit
Prime minister ruled out taking the embattled steel producer into public hands after meeting at Number 10.
Crime victims face threat from sneaky prisoners using Twitter and Facebook warns Labour
EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK discovered 386 incidents of inmates using social media over the past four years.
Tata Steel crisis: Nationalisation of industry looms as Indian conglomerate looks for exit
Business secretary says state could take control of stricken steel industry.
EU referendum: Historic vote on Britain's future will cost UK taxpayers £142m
Grand estimate was revealed to parliament by Cabinet Office minister John Penrose.
Defiant George Osborne admits disability cuts were a 'mistake' but fails to apologise
Labour's shadow chancellor John McDonnell branded the chancellor a 'political chancer'.
Brussels attack: Brexit supporters branded 'distasteful' for using Belgium bombing in EU campaign
Ukip blamed the free movement of people in the EU straight after reports of the bombings emerged.
Iain Duncan Smith biography: The 'quiet man' giving David Cameron a loud headache
IBTimes UK profiles the former cabinet minister as the Conservatives face a crisis.
Budget 2016: 70% of northern businesses think there will never be a Northern Powerhouse
Only 4% of businesses think Chancellor George Osborne has done enough for northern SMEs so far.
Budget 2016: George Osborne extended austerity and helped the rich says scathing IFS report
Think-tank also warned 370,000 disabled people would be £3,500 a year worse off under the reforms.
Budget 2016: How George Osborne's sugar tax on fizzy drinks will work
IBTimes UK takes you through the new levy on soft drinks and explains why Jamie Oliver is ecstatic.
Budget 2016 highlights: From sugar tax surprise to Lifetime ISAs, George Osborne looks to next generation
IBTimes UK takes you through the key economic measures outlined in the chancellor's major speech.