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Amber Rudd has quit the Cabinet and as a Conservative Party member over Boris Johnson's approach to Brexit.
Members of the European Research Group (ERG) have entered “tentative” discussions with the Brexit Party leader over a potential alliance.
The shadow chancellor called on the City to voluntarily ditch their bonus system or face draconian curbs by the Treasury.
The Government’s decision to delay by one year the implementation of potentially damaging VAT changes for construction companies is a victory for common sense, says the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).
Opposition parties have agreed to block the Prime Minister’s call for a snap general election in his second attempt to get consent from Parliament.
Boris Johnson has admitted there is a "high chance" of a no-deal Brexit - despite previously claiming it was a "million-to-one" shot.
Sir John Major has launched a ferocious attack on Boris Johnson's most senior Number 10 adviser, accusing him of "poisoning the political atmosphere".
Boris Johnson’s premiership has seen him become the first UK Prime Minister in history to lose their first three Commons votes in a row - Dods Monitoring's Laura Hutchinson looks back at the last week in politics, and considers the Prime Minister's next steps.
Jacob Rees-Mogg has been criticised by doctors' leaders for the “disgraceful” comparison of a neurologist to a discredited anti-vaccine doctor.
Former Labour and Change UK MP Luciana Berger has joined the Liberal Democrats, in another boost for leader Jo Swinson.
Delays at Dover are only the start - the Government has provided very little practical support to businesses that may soon need to follow significantly different processes, writes Angus Brendan MacNeil MP
Farmers are the breadbasket of Britain and the prospect of a no deal scares them, writes Antoinette Sandbach MP
The Brexit negotiations between the UK and EU are in "a state of paralysis", according to Brussels' chief negotiator.
Labour will not back an election until after the crunch European summit on 17 October, according to John McDonnell.
Boris Johnson has been dealt a fresh blow after MPs passed a bill blocking a no-deal Brexit.
IET respond to the Spending Round.
The IET responds to today's Spending Round.
Sajid Javid has announced that Whitehall departments will receive an additional £13.8bn in the next 12 months as he used his first Spending Review as Chancellor to pledge an end to austerity. Here is how it all breaks down.
Sajid Javid declared he was “turning the page on austerity” as he unveiled a £13.8 billion Whitehall spending spree.
House building and a new retrofit strategy must form part of the Government’s ‘infrastructure revolution’, says the Federation of Master Builders (FMB), a policy announced in today’s Spending Round by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
A Scottish judge has rejected a legal bid to force Boris Johnson to overturn the prorogation of Parliament.
A total 21 Tory rebels have been effectively kicked out of the party after they voted with opposition parties to block a no-deal Brexit.
Sajid Javid will pledge to hand Whitehall departments an extra £2 billion to cover the costs of Brexit when he sets out his spending plans.
Ensuring the skills of young people best reflect the evolving needs of employers and their businesses is fundamental to maintaining our strong and productive workforce, equipped for the 21st century, writes Mims Davies, the new Minister for Employment.
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