2:37pm

Merkel: eurozone not ‘closed shop’ to UK

British Prime Minister David Cameron delivers a speech during a session of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2013 on January 24, 2013 at the Swiss resort of Davos. The World Economic Forum (WEF) will take place from January 23 to 27. ©AFP

Cameron tells Davos forum new EU settlement is needed

2:05pm

UK advises Britons to leave Benghazi

Foreign Office is aware of threats to westerners in the Libyan city

1:37pm

Rewards for bank whistleblowers urged

US regulator tells MPs payments help uncover wrongdoing

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Coalition hails 8% drop in UK crime

Fall in England and Wales is sharpest for several years

11:00am

Business chiefs show backing for Cameron

LSE chief among figures hailing PM’s plan for EU referendum

9:07am

Inspectors find backlog of 16,000 migrants

Immigrants not yet told if they can remain in country with spouse

10:03pm

PM has set country on difficult path

Cameron hopeful of new settlement that will let all EU countries thrive

8:31pm

Cameron puts EU future on the line

UK premier gambles on winning new terms

7:20pm

Tories give Cameron hero’s welcome

Party appreciation for commitment to let voters have say on Europe

7:03pm

Nuclear defence policy hit by fresh blow

24-hour Trident readiness outdated, says Labour ex-minister

From COMMENT 5:52pm

Cameron leaps into the unknown

PM’s speech was a gamble to get the eurosceptic monkey off his back, writes Paul Goodman

From EUROPE 5:02pm

UK threatened with fine over energy reform

Brussels demands €300,000 a day for failure to liberalise Northern Irish sector

Global Insight from EUROPE 4:51pm

Cameron in danger of misreading Merkel

There is a long British tradition of failing to understand Berlin

From UK BUSINESS 3:30pm

Report says hub could need £30bn subsidy

Review adds strength to Heathrow third runway case

From COMPANIES 2:18pm

UK fines Sony for lapses at games network

Japanese group to pay £250,000 over PlayStation network breach

From COMPANIES 8:19pm

Brussels aims to reward investor loyalty

Move likely to spark complaints from Germany and UK

6:52pm

Probe into building worker blacklist resisted

Prime minister has condemned practice as ‘completely unacceptable’

The A-List from COMMENT 6:46pm

Cameron remains in need of an EU plan

The union is approaching the outer limit of its flexible geometry, writes Peter Mandelson

From UK BUSINESS Jan 23, 2013

Call to speed up decision on airport capacity

Strong support for ministers to consider adding to Heathrow’s two runways

Jan 23, 2013

Cambridge attacks Gove A-level reforms

Plans unnecessary and setback to progress on fair access

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