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Paisley MP is the youngest representative in parliament since the 1832 Reform Act.

But the health secretary said there were practical reasons not to introduce a charge regime.

The chancellor will be boosted after the ONS said the UK economy grew by 0.4% at the start of 2015.

British prime minister says he will put the final touches to government's 'Grexit' plan.

The UK prime minister said Britain will do 'all we can to help' after the assaults.

Ukip leader argued that the monarch had been 'very poorly advised' over the remarks.

The ORR launched an investigation into Network Rail in June because of lacking reliability and punctuality.

The government has been able to avoid embarrassment over its EU referendum bill.

Exclusive: The former health minister says psychoactive substances bill is 'ridiculous'.

Cameron said the UK and the Netherlands are "like-minded allies" as Dutch also want EU reform.

A ban on exclusivity clauses in controversial employment agreements has come into force.

IBTimes UK spoke to some of the left-of-centre party's new members to find out why they joined.

Exclusive: The counter-extremism expert says Cameron's fight against terrorism must be streamlined.

IBTimes UK profiles the prime minister's post-election cabinet and ministers.

The pledge comes as the data shows the Greens have slumped to 5% in the opinion polls.

David Cameron announced the policy with just nine days to go before polling day.

Farage says south Mediterranean countries must send a 'big message' to stop the migrants.

The deputy prime minister made the pledge when he launched his party's Countryside Charter.

The electorate narrowly prefers a Conservative minority government in Number 10 than Labour.

David Cameron and Nicky Morgan will make the education policy announcement later today.

The senior Liberal Democrat spoke to IBTimes UK as the general election looms.

The legislation will come into force from 5 April and apply to around 285,000 working couples.

The attack comes as the SNP are set to take a horde of seats at the election from Labour.

The deputy prime minister will make the announcement as his visits Scotland ahead of the election.

The deputy prime minister says he will put mental health care 'front and centre' of his campaign.

The Prime Minister will claim that his party will keep the UK's economic recovery on track.

IBTimes UK takes a look at this week's Westminster gossip and political news.

The prime minister faced a hostile reception from some sections of the Age UK conference crowd.

Top Tory warns of a 'clash of civilisations' between the West and the Islamist terrorists.

But the shadow chancellor claims his budget would have been less 'nasty'.