Theresa May and Philip Hammond have hit back at Boris Johnson after the Foreign Secretary was secretly recorded bad-mouthing the Government’s approach to Brexit.  

Ministers have sparked a fresh Brexit row by launching a bid to water down attempts to give MPs a meaningful vote on the deal Theresa May strikes with Brussels.

Below is the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s briefing in advance of next week’s Commons Consideration of Lords Amendments to the EU (Withdrawal) Bill.

The mineral products industry gives people globally “the basics to live confident and secure lives in the future”. They must work with politicians to solve global crises, says the former United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs.

Boris Johnson has admitted that Brexit could lead to "meltdown" as he accused the Treasury of failing to seize the opportunities of leaving the European Union.

Theresa May has said her proposals for avoiding a hard border in Ireland if there is no Brexit deal are "unpalatable" as she called on Conservative MPs to support them.

A referendum could be held on the final deal Theresa May strikes with Brussels, a Government minister has admitted.

A senior EU official has branded Theresa May's proposals for maintaining an open Irish border in the absence of a final Brexit deal "unworkable".

With fewer than 300 days until the UK officially leaves the EU and three weeks until the June European Council summit, the National Federation of Builders (NFB) is concerned that the Government has not set out in greater detail its vision of the future relationship between the UK and the EU after March 2019. 

IKEA today announces sustainability commitments as it launches its updated People and Planet Positive strategy at its Democratic Design Days in Älmhult, Sweden

Theresa May has been accused of a Brexit "fudge" after the Government said it "expects" a temporary deal to avoid a hard Irish border to end by 2022.

David Davis has ditched plans to quit the Government following showdown talks with Theresa May over her approach to Brexit.

Britain would be left in a “deeply dangerous” position if David Davis resigned as Brexit Secretary, one of his former colleagues said today.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has urged the Government to boost public spending by raising taxes and increasing borrowing.  

The collapse of construction giant Carillion will cost the taxpayer around £150m, according to official spending watchdogs.

Theresa May and David Davis are gearing up for a showdown over a “backstop” plan to protect Ireland's open border after Brexit.

Theresa May's senior ministers are split over her approach to Brexit, David Davis has confirmed.

Safety measures should be put in place to protect MPs and parliamentary staff following crunch late-night Brexit votes next week, Labour has said.

The Mineral Products Association (MPA) held its Members’ annual conference ‘Mineral Products 2018 - De-risking the Next 3 Years’ on Tuesday 5th June at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, Westminster. 

MPs will debate whether the controversial former boss of the official Brexit campaign can be forced to appear before a powerful Commons committee.

Theresa May has repeatedly refused to say when the Government will publish a White Paper setting out its Brexit plans amid growing Cabinet tensions on the issue.

Michael Gove has warned that a "crony" form of capitalism is failing ordinary people, as he urged ministers to do more to tackle fat cat executive pay.

Labour could accept unfettered immigration from the EU as part of its new proposal to strike a single market arrangement with the bloc after Brexit, Keir Starmer revealed today.

The government should increase the VAT threshold to stimulate small business growth and encourage innovation, IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has today said.