Theresa May has hinted that she will resign unless MPs approve her Brexit deal by 30 June.

The European Union is set to reject Theresa May’s attempt to delay Brexit until 30 June, a leaked document has revealed.

Theresa May has formally asked the European Union for a three-month delay to Brexit - and insisted that a longer extension would represent a "failure" by MPs.

Dods Monitoring’s Guinevere Poncia asks how the UK is dealing with potential security threats in its telecoms infrastructure.

Cabinet splits burst into the open today over exactly how long a Brexit delay could be.

Some of the best health, safety and wellbeing champions in the world are shortlisted for the International Safety Awards 2019

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has produced a briefing ahead of the Third Reading of the Trade Bill in the House of Lords.

Theresa May is to ask the EU for a Brexit delay of up to three months after Cabinet members warned her any longer could lead to the end of the Tory Party.

It is absolutely vital that the resources are there to engage the local businesses of Global Britain in the dynamic potential of the United Kingdom to be a great trading nation of the twenty-first century outside of the EU, says Jack Brereton MP.

Lorraine Kelly’s tax tribunal victory over IR35 shows HMRC does not understand its own tax legislation, IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has said.

Britain’s main market regulators must do much more to prove that they can protect consumers amid concerns they appear “detached” from people’s problems, the official spending watchdog has said.

Splits between the opposition parties over Brexit have erupted after Jeremy Corbyn urged them to back Labour's plans for leaving the EU.

Theresa May has been warned by Michel Barnier that the UK must come up with a clear "plan" if it wants to delay Brexit.

Parliamentary security guards have cancelled their planned strike action after eleventh-hour talks with Commons bosses secured a breakthrough.

Amidst all things Brexit in the last seven days, the Chancellor, Philip Hammond delivered his Spring Statement with some encouraging proposals made for the construction industry. 

On Tuesday 26th February the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Working at Height published its report into serious injuries and fatalities of employees whilst working at height. 

IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has welcomed data showing more women are turning to self-employment than ever. It has, however, warned the government must recognise the importance of this sector to women and many others and do more to protect it.

Theresa May was handed a major boost today as official figures revealed the number of people in work has hit a new record.

Everything you need to know about the Brexit bombshell John Bercow dropped on Parliament. 

Leaders of the smaller opposition parties are to pile pressure on Jeremy Corbyn to explicitly support a second referendum with the option of staying in the EU on the ballot paper.

Ministers have accused John Bercow of trying to "sabotage" Theresa May's Brexit deal after he moved to stop the Government from holding a third vote on it.

Nationwide understand the importance of branches to the high street and promise that every town or city with a Nationwide branch today will still have one in May 2021.

Baroness Tyler says more must be done to keep branches open and welcomes Nationwide’s announcement that every town or city in which it currently has a branch will still have one in 2021.

John Bercow has warned Theresa May that he will block a third vote on her Brexit deal unless it is "substantially" different from the one defeated by MPs last week.