Esther McVey has said she will vote for the Brexit deal Theresa May brought back from Brussels in a big boost for the Prime Minister.

Jeremy Corbyn could wait until after MPs agree a Brexit deal before he launches a bid to secure a second EU referendum, PoliticsHome understands.

Former Work and Pensions Secretary Esther McVey has suggested that she will U-turn and back Theresa May’s Brexit deal when it returns to the Commons for a third time next week.

Nigel Dodds has warned Theresa May the DUP will never “waver” on the party’s Brexit red lines as she battles to persuade them to back her deal.

As the leader of the DUP at Westminster, Nigel Dodds could hold the key to unlocking the Brexit impasse. If Theresa May can secure the support of his party for her deal, it could be enough to pass this week. With the public at large growing tired of the fractious debate, is he feeling the pressure to act? He talks to Sebastian Whale

The decision on Interserve’s future shows why we need to reform the procurement process from its foundations 

Theresa May has urged social media sites to remove all footage and "propaganda" connected to the gunman who carried out the Christchurch terror attack.

To mark Keep Britain Tidy’s annual ‘Great British Spring Clean’, employees at Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP) will offer their support in a series of clean-up events happening across the UK. 

Theresa May's hopes of securing Commons backing for her Brexit deal have been dealt a blow after a team of eurosceptic lawyers rejected Geoffrey Cox's latest attempt to end the impasse.

Five of Labour's frontbench team have quit their posts after defying Jeremy Corbyn over a second EU referendum.

IKEA UK has today announced that the new Planning Studio in Bromley will open on Thursday 28th March 2019. 

A Labour frontbencher has quit her post after voting against calls for a second EU referendum.

Cabinet splits over Europe erupted once again as eight Cabinet ministers defied Theresa May to vote against delaying Brexit.

Donald Trump has said Theresa May’s failure to strike a deal with the European Union that could be supported by MPs was down to her failing to heed his advice.

Campaigners for a second EU referendum have refused to back an attempt by MPs to show Commons support for one today.

John Bercow has come under fire after he snubbed an attempt by Brexiteers to torpedo the chances of a second referendum.

Despite reiterating that the economy remained “robust”, during the delivery of the Spring Statement on 13 March 2019, Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond MP emphasised that the UK is currently shrouded in a “cloud of uncertainty”.

MPs are due to debate whether the Government should try to push back the UK's exit date beyond 29 March after giving the PM another shot to get her deal through next week. Members are once again hoping to throw a spanner or two in the works. Here are the bids that John Bercow has chosen to be put to a vote.

IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has welcomed the Parliamentary vote opposing a no-deal Brexit. It has, however, warned that the self-employed and business more generally need a clear exit plan and real certainty from Parliament now.

A cross-party band of Brexiteers will today launch a Commons bid to kill off the chances of a "divisive and expensive" second EU referendum.

Experts at the professional services firm KPMG analyse the Spring Statement.  

Brexit is to be delayed by at least three months after Theresa May's faltering government was plunged into a fresh crisis.

MPs have voted to rule out the possibility that the UK could leave the European Union without a deal.

Philip Hammond has called for a cross-party "consensus" to get a soft Brexit deal passed by the Commons - despite Theresa May's hopes that her own agreement could yet be backed by MPs.