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Joint report finds some 16 million people are trapped in an 'advice gap' and need financial advice.

Chancellor said the new £1.8bn cuts did not amount to a huge amount 'in the grand scheme of things'.

Chancellor Osborne is set to back tests for driverless cars on British roads in 2017 as part of his budget announcement

Tarek Dergoul was released in 2004 after being held for two years without charge at Guantanamo Bay.

Deputy campaign chief for GO told IBTimes UK tens of thousands of activists will be out on 5 March.

Prime minister is also reportedly hoping to push back cuts to public money given to opposition parties.

Former chancellor is probably best known for his role in the 1992 Black Wednesday crisis.

Bulk data is among the few effective methods available to counter the illicit use of the dark web, states the report.

British prime minister had promised to slash net migration to 'tens of thousands' at two elections.

Senior Labour MP and pro-EU campaigner warned 50,000 manufacturing jobs could be lost after a Brexit.

Snap Institute of Directors poll reveals just 10% of business chiefs thought the settlement was bad.

TNS poll revealed only 14% of voters thought the prime minister's efforts were a 'success'.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has promised to 'battle for Britain' in Brussels.

Labour leader says his party will campaign for a 'remain' vote regardless of the EU settlement.

EXCLUSIVE: The second part of the Mayor of London hopeful's video interview with IBTimesUK.

Entrepreneur Julie Deane spoke to IBTimesUK about her independent review into self-employed workers.

A delegation met with the president-elect of the Iranian Resistance to deliver policy recommendations on Iran.

Another Europe is Possible are against the 'project fear' tactics of Prime Minister David Cameron.

The former charity boss has made her first public appearance since a damning report from MPs.

The Public Accounts Committee quizzed top executives from the firm over its settlement with HMRC.

Executives from the US technology giant will appear before the Public Accounts Committee.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn decided to challenge David Cameron over his housing record.

UK's Intelligence and Security Committee pointed out that the bill fails as a spying tool.

Prime minister argued that makeshift migrant camps would appear in south east England after a Brexit.

IBTimes UK profiles employment minister and 'rising star' of Conservative Party.

Gaming titan Ian Livingstone will open schools in London and Bournemouth.

According to an HMRC research, TSS in London leads the list with £1.7m owed to its 2,519 employees.

Party's review into its election defeat warned that Ed Miliband failed to connect on the issue.

First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon warned the vote's timing could cause 'confusion'.

Wikileaks founder could have a fresh chance at freedom following a United Nations ruling.