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Scrapping tariffs after Brexit would have a small impact on lowering the price of goods even based on “optimistic” assumptions, the IFS has said.
Tory chief whip Julian Smith sparked a furious row with Conservative MPs after telling them to accept Theresa May's Brexit transition deal because "it's not like the fishermen are going to vote Labour".
The Director General of the Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI) calls for a sector deal from Government to boost the industry which turns over £11.5 billion annually and employs over 140,000 directly and indirectly.
A Conservative MP today blasted the Government over a deal on fisheries post-Brexit - saying it would be “easier to get someone to drink a pint of sick than try to sell this as a success”.
The Road Haulage Association welcomes the announcement that the UK and EU have provisionally agreed terms for a Brexit transition deal.
Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has described the Brexit transition as an "undoubted disappointment" after David Davis was accused of betrayal by fishermen.
The NFB looks at these developments as crucial for a successful and orderly exit from the EU that benefits small and medium-sized (SME) builders and regional contractors.
David Davis and Michel Barnier have agreed the terms of a post-Brexit transition deal - but admitted that there is still no agreement on how to avoid a hard Irish border.
The EU has stopped short of backing the UK government view that Russia was behind the nerve agent attack in Salisbury that left three people fighting for their lives.
NOAH has welcomed the progress announced today on the agreement of how the UK will leave the EU, including transition terms.
As the Brexit negotiations reach a crucial stage, we still have ambiguity from the Government about their plans for international development, writes Dr Paul Williams
A trio of cross-party MPs has urged the Chancellor to crack down on fixed-odds betting terminals by lowering the maximum stake from £100 to £2.
A Conservative MP has warned that he will try to vote down the final Brexit deal unless it includes returning full control of Britain's fishing waters.
The Government's reforms to the pensions system will give workers confidence and bring irresponsible companies to book, writes Work and Pensions Secretary Esther McVey.
The UK will not be ready for changes to the customs system in time for the end of the Brexit transition period, a report presented to Cabinet ministers has warned.
Company bosses who fail to protect the pension funds of ailing firms will face tough new criminal sanctions under government plans set to be announced this week.
Theresa May should request an extension to the Article 50 process in order to give the Government more time to strike a good Brexit deal, a cross-party group of MPs is to declare.
Peter Hain fears the government understand Northern Ireland and is playing a dangerous game over its handling of Brexit and the Irish border. He talks to Gary Connor
Lorries carrying goods from Europe will not be checked when they enter the UK at Dover, Chris Grayling has revealed.
There is no way to avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland after Brexit under the Government's current proposals for solving the issue, MPs have said.
Britain should set up a permanent military base in the Baltics to show Vladimir Putin that the West will not be "bullied" by the Kremlin, Jacob Rees-Mogg has said.
Jacob Rees-Mogg was catapulted from obscure backbencher to potential prime minister as Moggmentum swept across the country. In parliament for nearly eight years with no ministerial experience to speak of, the Conservative MP insists he is comfortable being one of the leading bastions of Brexit on the green benches. But is there really a limit to his ambitions? He talks to Kevin Schofield.
John Bercow has warned parties not to edit parts of Commons debates that give an “erroneous” impression when they are posted on social media.
The current higher education funding model will become unsustainable as hundreds of thousands of new university places will be needed by 2030, experts have said.