Germany had secret 'veto' power over Cameron's EU deal, says IDS
Former Cabinet minister says there was an empty chair in Downing Street – dubbed the German chair – that symbolised Angela Merkel's secret power in negotiations
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Former Cabinet minister says there was an empty chair in Downing Street – dubbed the German chair – that symbolised Angela Merkel's secret power in negotiations
Former Mayor of London criticised for saying the European Union was partially to blame for the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Leader admits party not yet doing enough to win 2020 General Election
Security checks on the 2.6 million word report have been completed without the need for any redactions
A complaint was made against Iain Duncan Smith and Chris Grayling
An investigation was launched after it emerged that thousands of names were missing from electoral lists
The figures, which relate to England, show ministers are are not meeting their goal of 'parity of esteem' with physical health
Focus groups in Nuneaton – a marginal seat Labour must win – are unimpressed by the party's leader
'Absolute sovereignty is worthless if it reduces the prosperity and security of British citizens,' says Robin Niblet
War heroes record messages of support for the Remain side, saying the EU promotes peace in Europe
'How can Zac be racist when he has two beloved nephews he adores, Jemima’s boys?'
'We think that information about who owns the company should be public and transparent,' says the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists
George Osborne is tipped as one of the favourites to take over as leader of the Conservative Party after David Cameron
'We are only secure because the wider Europe is secure'
The Prime Minister will seek to counter Justice Secretary Michael Gove's argument that the UK will be more secure out of the EU
The figure in the capital could be as high as £3,100, the report suggested
The Labour candidate took 68,750 votes ahead of his rival George Ferguson's 39,577
'They used fear and innuendo to try and turn different ethnic and religious groups against each other', he says
In the first year of a Conservative government free of their coalition partners, there have been several major reversals