The Prime Minister is to set out a plan to heal deep splits within cabinet and break the impasse over the UK’s post-Brexit relationship with the EU.

Politicians from across the political spectrum have united to condemn violence at an event where Jacob-Rees Mogg was speaking.

Theresa May and Philip Hammond have been urged to publish their full tax returns after Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell once again produced theirs.

The Draft New London Plan is a sizeable document aiming to revolutionise the capital and deliver for its stakeholders.

Theresa May and Liam Fox have clashed over whether the UK should stay in a customs union with the EU after Brexit.

Conservative minister Steve Baker was today forced to apologise in the House of Commons for suggesting civil servants could be conspiring to scupper Brexit.

The blackened shell of Grenfell Tower has become a familiar image in the months since a catastrophic fire swept through the residential tower block in west London during the early hours of 14 June 2017, killing 71 people and destroying the homes and lives of hundreds more. This shocking image is a stark reminder of the ongoing impact of the disaster and the need to ensure that lessons are learned and applied to mitigate the likelihood of recurrence.

The world of work is rapidly changing. People are living and working for longer; many tasks are being automated; modern communication technologies are dissolving the work/home divide and can place 24/7 demands on people’s attention. Similarly, new materials like nanotechnology — including tiny airborne waste products that can damage our health — can present new risks. All these developments, together with the increased number of ‘flexible’ contracts, can reduce the clarity about the ownership of risks.

Guy Verhofstadt has rejected Theresa May’s plan to end free movement when the UK leaves the EU next year, saying citizens’ rights during the post-Brexit transition period are “not negotiable”.

A government minister has apologised for suggesting that civil servants are trying to sabotage Brexit.

Theresa May has been urged to sack a minister who suggested the civil service is trying to sabotage Brexit.

Downing Street has insisted it is standing by Brexit minister Steve Baker despite mounting controversy over his suggestion that the civil service may be trying to sabotage Brexit.

Downing Street has issued a warning to the Scottish government over its threat to publish the leaked Brexit impact papers.

Jeremy Corbyn has been urged to put "clear red water" between Labour and the Conservatives on Brexit by one of his senior MPs.

A government minister today suggested the civil service could be conspiring to keep Britain in the customs union after Brexit.

Former Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael MP writes ahead of his Westminster Hall debate on ‘the policy framework for agriculture after the UK leaves the EU’.

Theresa May’s former top aide Nick Timothy should “shut the f*** up”, according to the new deputy chair of the Conservative party.

Conservative MPs will scupper Theresa May’s plans to deliver a hard Brexit, George Osborne warned today.

Theresa May has vowed to end free movement on the day Britain quits the European Union - teeing up a fresh battle with Brussels.

Michael Gove has paved the way for a major crackdown on water company bosses who use tax havens and pocket bumper salaries while bills continue to soar.

A former minister has called on Theresa May to "get a grip" and start providing some leadership on Brexit before she is destroyed by her own MPs.

International Development minister Lord Bates has stunned peers after he resigned from the Government on the floor of the House of the Lords.

A government minister has been disciplined after he suggested that the Government should reconsider going ahead with Brexit if the evidence suggests it is not in "our country's best interests".

The Government will publish leaked Brexit analysis in full after Labour secured a Commons vote demanding its release.