David Cameron

David Cameron reiterated his refusal to attend the debates, despite broadcasters saying they would go ahead without him.

The Mexican president's state visit has caused disquiet among groups concerned by the country's human rights record.

Child abuse to be on par with organised crime after Rotheram scandal where 1,4000 children were abused.

The murder of Boris Nemtsov strikes at the heart of the opposition to Vladimir Putin

George Osborne, who oversees the tax agency, said a criminal investigation into HSBC was not within his remit.

Industry experts say the BMW-owned luxury car maker could alienate core market 'high bodied' vehicle.

Tax expert Richard Murphy says it is "impossible" tax avoidance claims didn't arise over government appointment.

The Conservative party held a fundraiser this week where some tickets cost more than a minimum wage salary.

An annual report comparing healthcare across Europe shows Britain falling from 14th to 16th.

Another hoax call to GCHQ resulted in the director Robert Hannigan's mobile number being given out.

Manchester Council leader Richard Leese has criticized the extent of today's Scottish Bill.

The trip to Washington will be Cameron's last before the general elections in May.

Cameron has said he will boycott the election debates unless the Green party is also included.

New encryption laws proposed by Cameron to help tackle terrorism in the UK, could put popular messaging platforms at risk.

To British politicians, it's either a vital safeguard to uphold the rule of law, or a prime example of European interference.

Cameron added that he would be "happy for there to be no debates at all".

The German Chancellor argues that free movement of workers is vital to the bloc

A sharp rise in crime committed by non-resident foreigners has led to calls for greater border controls

The three main parties all held events as the campaign proper for the May election kicked off

There were two attacks by men shouting "Allahu Akbar" in France over the weekend

The UK government objected the ruling, having made obtaining greater national control of migration from EU key objective

Britain's Cameron, France's Hollande and Germany's Merkel all have very different approaches to immigration

Cameron said his proposed deal would have offered the province "financial fire power" amounting to almost £1 billion

The accuser also says her complaints about sexism and racism within the party weer ignored

Victims say that calls for changes to be made to the way the inquiry is being carried out have fallen on deaf ears

The divide between Lib Dems and Conservatives is growing rapidly as the general election approaches

London had been forced to deny that the German chancellor had forced the prime minister's hand

Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin calls proposal "biggest, boldest and most far-reaching roads programme for decades"

The SNP have accused Ukip of intolerance after their chairman warned the SNP is returning to '1930s fascism'

PM warns Britain's EU membership at risk unless migrants are stopped from taking advantage of the welfare system