UK prime minister

YouGov shows Labour leader has surged ahead of Cameron with weeks to go before May elections.

Prime minister admitted to previously having shares in an offshore trust founded by his father.

Minister Nick Boles defended the prime minister after he revealed investment in his father's Blairmore Holdings fund.

Johnson backed the prime minister as he faces questions over his late father's tax arrangements.

In-depth inquiry into inaccurate pre-election surveys fingers unrepresentative samples.

UK prime minister claimed only the Scottish Conservatives could challenge the SNP in May.

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

Labour leader claims he is not on the same side of the argument as the prime minister.

UK prime minister made his first public speech since securing a renegotiation deal from the EU.

Prime minister and Mayor of London debated the future of the UK in front of fellow MPs.

Conservative leader will face the House of Commons for the first time since securing the settlement.

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

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

UK prime minister promised not to take a deal that 'does not meet what we need'.

The Visegrád Group apparently resisting the prime minister over his proposed welfare reform.

Controversial remark came after Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn visited the refugees.

Australian political strategist also claimed Ed Miliband tried to 'flop over the line' in May.

Conservatives' 2015 intake are reportedly promising to 'come together' after the historic ballot.

Labour leader says PM has failed to bludgeon EU leaders into submission.

The UK Prime Minister has opened a mammoth debate on what action to take in Syria against Islamic State.

PM revealed he will put his case before parliament on 26 November.

UK prime minister spoke alongside François Hollande in Paris after the terror attacks on the capital.

Conservative leader promised to personally build support for a vote on the issue.

UK prime minister pledges to France, after describing the Paris attacks as 'horrifying'.

Sir John Major, the British prime minster from 1990-97, was giving the Hinton lecture in London.

Communist leader will visit Manchester City Football academy and meet Patrick Vieira.

The prime minister will hold the talks with his German counterpart at the Chequers country estate.

Prime minister will make the commitment when he visits the UN headquarters in New York.

Call Me Dave, the unauthorised biography by Lord Ashcroft, is being serialised by the Daily Mail.

Prime minister also appointed Richard Harrington as the government's new refugee minister.