David Cameron

The second part of the Help to Buy scheme will be available from next week after the Government brought forward the launch date by three months.

David Cameron is "strong at standing up to the weak, but weak at standing up to the strong," Labour leader Ed Miliband said today.

David Cameron has refused to rule out future tax rises but says his overall aim is to "give people back some of their hard earned money" as economic conditions improve, the BBC reports.

A new set of rules to make sure big business pays its fair share of tax will be unveiled today as part of efforts by the world's leading countries to crack down on avoidance.

Sir Mervyn King, the outgoing governor of the Bank of England who has spent more than two decades at Threadneedle Street, is to be made a life peer.

David Cameron is being urged to take tougher action against UK-linked tax havens, with Oxfam suggesting Britain's credibility "is on the line" over the issue.

Prime Minister David Cameron has been forced to defend the government's under fire Help to Buy scheme after continued criticism.

Brussels is to curb bankers' bonuses from next year in a major blow to the City and the government.

European leaders are set to announce a long-term deal that would see the EU budget cut, in real terms, for the first time since the European Union was created.

The government will not introduce a tax break for married couples in next month's Budget, though an allowance is likely to be introduced in this parliament, according to reports.