UK government

The Archbishop of York says the country has faced a 'deep, deep economic crisis'.

The Department for Business said the employers owe their workers more than £177,000 in arrears.

Exclusive: Michael Mercieca, of Young Enterprise, says he supports the move 'in principle'.

The former prime minister was questioned by the Northern Ireland Select Committee.

Thinktank says majority of big charities' incomes come from the UK government.

Home Secretary Theresa May says extra measures not based on specific intelligence.

The Labour Party leader is expected to announce the pledge in Manchester later today.

The inventor warns the Home Secretary's proposal could be detrimental to science and engineering.

Rochdale MP Simon Danczuk proposes 'more collegiate' form of politics.

The UK Prime Minister had promised to give Stormont £1bn in 'financial firepower'.

The Transport Secretary says the funding will be enough to fix around 18 million potholes.

Labour have warned that people's safety is being put at risk because of the cost-cutting measures.

Nick Timothy and Stephen Parkinson were suspended from the party's approved list of candidates.

IBTimes UK investigates the rise of food banks in recent years.

Number 10 director of communications Craig Oliver is one of the top earners.

The University of Nottingham academic spoke to IBTimes UK about Sex, Lies and the Ballot Box.

The complex case involved a non-EU resident married to EU-resident with British citizenship.

The UK Prime Minister was addressing attendees at a Conservative Friends of Israel annual lunch.

The Labour MP says he applied himself 'assiduously' to his legal obligations while in office.

The pension proposal has led to multiple strikes from members of the Fire Brigades Union.

May will appear before the Home Affairs Committee to discuss issues.

The Henry Jackson Society tells IBTimes UK that the terrorist threat is 'always there' for the West.

First-time buyers will be offered the chance of a 20% discount on new builds.

The development follows the publication of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence report.

Labour leader's major speech counters claims he has no plans to deal with borrowing.

The Fire Minister Penny Mordaunt said the walk-out is 'completely unnecessary'.

The Business Secretary says apprenticeships are the ticket to a great job.

The former UK prime minister warns that democracy is 'not in good shape'.

The Chancellor launched the challenge after tough questioning from John Humphrys.

Chancellor said move will mean more 'bright students from poorer backgrounds' doing further study.