The far-reaching impact of Brexit on personal and professional lives, public policy and trade is creating a perfect storm that could result in a veterinary capacity crisis for the UK after its departure from the EU, said the British Veterinary Association (BVA) President at the organisation’s annual London dinner on Tuesday (30 January).

A minister has accused government officials of releasing top secret analysis of the impact of leaving the European Union in an attempt to "undermine" Brexit.

BSA has commented on the FCA's thematic review.

Anti-Brexit campaigner Lord Adonis today made an impassioned plea for peers to back a second EU referendum as the flagship Brexit bill hit the House of Lords.

Leader of the Liberal Democrats Vince Cable writes for PoliticsHome ahead of this week’s Lords Second Reading of the EU Withdrawal Bill, saying a defeat for the Conservatives in the Lords will prove that an exit from Brexit is still possible.

Ministers must set out how the UK will work with the EU on foreign policy, security and defence after Brexit, MPs have said. 

Theresa May is set to go into battle with the EU over the terms of the UK's two-year Brexit transition period, it has been reported.

The Government's own analysis has forecast the UK economy will be worse off under every possible Brexit scenario.

Jeremy Corbyn has been urged by senior Labour figures to "get off the fence" on Brexit and back the UK's continued membership of the single market and customs union.

Michel Barnier has rejected pleas from David Davis to water down EU plans for the transition period after Brexit.

Theresa May has effectively been put on notice after senior Conservative MPs warned she may only have a few more months as Prime Minister.

The Nuclear Industry Association (NIA) has welcomed the recommendations set out in the House of Lord’s EU Energy and Environment Sub-Committee in its report: Brexit: Energy Security.

The UK would be forced to abide by EU rules for almost two years after Brexit, under negotiating plans agreed by member states today.

A Conservative MP has taken a thinly-veiled swipe at Philip Hammond – accusing the Chancellor of an “unhelpful and dangerous” approach to Brexit.

Three former Tory Cabinet ministers have denied any wrongdoing after they were filmed offering Brexit-related advice to a made-up firm in exchange for a fee.

A senior minister reportedly branded Brexiteers who attacked the Government and MPs for "selling out" over the £39bn EU divorce bill "swivel-eyed".

The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill is "constitutionally unacceptable" and will need to be substantially rewritten, a Lords report has said.

Water UK’s Chief Executive writes about the achievements of the water industry since privatisation in 1989 and argues that there are serious unanswered questions about nationalisation.

The Hackitt Review interim report makes promising noises, but public safety requires more than the “status-quo plus”, says ROCKWOOL International Senior Vice President, Gilles Maria.

The bosses of collapsed outsourcing giant Carillion "wriggled out" of their commitments to the company's pension scheme, an influential committee of MPs has claimed. 

An outspoken Conservative MP today said her own party was “letting the country down” as Theresa May faced a barrage of damaging revelations.

The internal feud over Labour’s post-Brexit position on the single market and customs union has led to a bitter row between two of the party’s most outspoken MPs.

The founder of IKEA and Ikano, and one of the greatest entrepreneurs of the 20th century, Ingvar Kamprad, has peacefully passed away, at his home in Småland, Sweden, on the 27th of January. Surrounded by his loved ones, he died at the age of 91, following a short illness.

Nadine Dorries has called for Philip Hammond to be sacked for apparent disloyalty over Brexit as pressure mounts on Theresa May’s premiership.