Tracey Crouch has resigned as sports minister over the Government's decision to delay a crackdown on Fixed Odds Betting Terminals.

There is no doubting that some positive consequences of de-regulation for example have been well received, however it is worrying to note the increase in work-related deaths, says BSC.

Police have launched an investigation into pro-Brexit millionaire Arron Banks over cash he pumped into the EU referendum campaign. 

Culture minister Tracey Crouch is reportedly on the brink of resigning after the Chancellor delayed a major clampdown on addictive fixed-odds betting terminals.

Jeremy Corbyn will today highlight Labour plans to increase taxes on top earners in a bid to see off a backbench rebellion.

Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has been left red-faced after being forced to backtrack on his claim that a deal with Brussels could be struck in less than three weeks' time.

The UK could agree a Brexit deal with the EU within the next three weeks, Dominic Raab has predicted.

Jeremy Corbyn is facing a major backbench rebellion over Labour's support for the Government's plans to hand a tax cut to the well-off.

Responding to the Budget announcement, the British Safety Council welcomed the Government’s commitment of £2bn annually to support NHS mental health services by 2023-24.

Theresa May has mocked Jeremy Corbyn amid a Labour split over its backing for tax cuts set to hand extra cash to millions of top earners.

 The prospects of a ‘No Deal’ Brexit is not one that would be desirable for businesses in our industry, and is causing great concern, says MPA.

Boosting growth and building investment confidence must remain of paramount importance, says MPA.

A no-deal Brexit would plunge Britain into a prolonged period of falling living standards and rising unemployment, a leading international ratings agency has said.

Britain will follow the lead of the US and install business leaders as ambassadors instead of civil servants after Brexit, Jeremy Hunt will announce today.

A row about fish may seem an unlikely hook for journalists to reel in their readers - but furious debate over seafood after Brexit has opened up a whole new angle for newsrooms.

Nearly 300 project professionals to receive new accreditation (ChPP) designed to raise standards, increase employability and address the growing demand for the project profession.

It will be “almost impossible” for bosses to tell whether European Union citizens working for them have the right to be in the UK under a no-deal Brexit, the immigration minister has admitted.

Philip Hammond will find himself stuck in “a corner” if Brexit goes badly after he announced a spending splurge in his set-piece Budget, a think tank has warned.

John McDonnell has defied his Labour critics and insisted he would not "take money out of people's pockets" by overturning Philip Hammond's tax cuts for the rich.

Extending tax changes will still stifle one of the UK’s most productive and dynamic sectors just when the economy needs it most, says IPSE.

The DUP have ditched their threat to vote down the Budget over fears that the Government was preparing to sign a Brexit deal which would effectively draw a new border in the Irish Sea.

John McDonnell has come under fire after confirming that Labour will back a Conservative tax cut set to disproportionately benefit the richest households.

Labour have accused the Government of flouting the ministerial code by failing to provide them with copies of Philip Hammond’s Budget speech before he delivered it.

Professional services firm KPMG analyses the 2018 Budget.