Theresa May is considering plans to delay Brexit by up to two months in a bid to avoid a Cabinet revolt, it has been reported.

Not one of the many proposed Brexit options has majority support in the Commons. If we want to find where the parliamentary consensus lies, we need to move on from out-dated, binary choices, writes Helen Goodman

Theresa May has delayed a vote on her Brexit deal yet again - despite the threat of a wave of ministerial resignations.

Liam Fox has warned that a Commons plan to kill off a no-deal Brexit would "fundamentally weaken our position" - just a day after three of his Cabinet colleagues broke ranks to back the proposal.

Workers would be able to request flexible hours from their first day in a new job under plans unveiled by Labour's Dawn Butler today.

Brexit should be delayed if Parliament does not approve a deal in the coming days, Greg Clark, Amber Rudd and David Gauke have publicly warned Theresa May for the first time.

Labour is “moving towards” backing a second Brexit referendum that could see Britain end up staying in the European Union, John McDonnell has said.

Jeremy Corbyn has been warned that a further raft of Labour MPs are ready to quit the party unless he backs calls for a second EU referendum, it has been reported.

Dozens of Tory MPs are preparing to rebel against the Government in order to prevent a no-deal Brexit, Theresa May has been warned.

The high street is dying but not yet dead and can still be revived and reimagined, says the Federation of Master Builder (FMB) in response to a new report by a Committee of MPs.

EU chief Jean-Claude Juncker has admitted he has little hope that the UK and EU will avoid a no-deal Brexit.

Rising stars of the insurance profession met in parliament to discuss data collection, putting the customer first, and changing perceptions of the industry.

Theresa May has warned that the UK and EU face a race against the clock if they are to avoid a no-deal Brexit.

South East Cornwall MP Sheryll Murray writes about her Westminster Hall debate today on the UK deep sea mining industry.

Theresa May has headed off a fresh revolt by eurosceptic Tories after assuring them their preferred way of breaking the Brexit impasse has not been killed off.

Labour deputy leader Tom Watson is no longer being invited to attend the committee set up to decide the party's Brexit policy.

Having represented the industry at a recent Government meeting on a potential no deal Brexit, Kevin Buckley, GGF Group Chief Executive has issued a reflective statement with advice to all companies in the industry, should the UK leave the EU on 31 March, with no withdrawal agreement. 

A protester has been charged with harassment after an incident involving Conservative MP Anna Soubry outside Parliament last month.

Greg Clark has said it is “unacceptable” that businesses do not have clarity on Britain's post-Brexit trade arrangements with just weeks left until the UK leaves the EU.

The UK’s strong labour market is being driven by the self-employed, IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has said.

Unite, Britain and Ireland’s largest union, said today that it believes that the Honda plant in Swindon has a viable future and will campaign strongly to save the 3,500 jobs currently under threat.

Britain faces the "catastrophic prospect" of a no-deal Brexit because of the "selfishness" of some politicians, a top group of manufacturers has warned.

Theresa May has been urged by four of her own Cabinet ministers to rule out the possibility of a no-deal Brexit by the end of the month or face a wave or resignations from the Government.

IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has responded to an FSB survey on late payment in Scotland warning it is the “scourge” of self-employed people across the UK.