Britain must continue paying into the EU budget and accept European laws if it wants to maintain access to the single market after Brexit, Emmanuel Macron has told Theresa May.

Pro-EU campaigners have laid into the Government for not beginning its search for a Brexit digital guru until 18 months after the vote to leave the bloc.

The government must seek a close association with Euratom, and consider flexibility for an extended transition period, writes Rachel Reeves

It’s unforgivable that Church of England bishops and unelected peers will have more of a say on vital Brexit legislation than elected Scottish MPs, writes Ian Blackford

A major cash boost aimed at putting the NHS on a stable footing has gone little further than crisis management, the official spending watchdog has declared.

Lack of Government progress contributes to increasing uncertainty surrounding the Post-Brexit future of the animal medicines industry.

Social media giant Facebook has said it will investigate Russian attempts to influence the EU referendum result. 

The UK will spend an extra £44.5m on border security in France in a bid to ensure checks continue on the other side of the Channel, it has emerged.

Golden goodbyes promised to Carillion bosses worth hundreds of thousands of pounds have been blocked by the Government.

In 2007, the National Federation of Builders (NFB) was one of the first organisations to take issue with how the Government’s approach to procurement and frameworks put SMEs at a distinct disadvantage. 

Britain will be on the hook for almost £200bn in PFI payments over the next 30 years, the official spending watchdog has said.

Jeremy Corbyn was hit by a fresh Brexit rebellion tonight as dozens of Labour MPs backed calls to keep the UK in the single market and customs union after it quits the EU.

European Commission boss Jean-Claude Juncker today said he would help the UK rejoin the EU after Brexit if it chooses to.

Ministers are said to be "very worried" about the finances of another private sector firm delivering public services in the wake of Carillion's liquidation.

Boris Johnson has urged Theresa May to outflank Labour by committing to spend an extra £100m a week on the NHS after Brexit.

Lord Chidgey warns that transatlantic trade in aerospace products will become more costly for industry unless the Government outlines how UK aviation will be regulated post-Brexit, ahead of his Oral Question later today.

Jacob Rees-Mogg has been elected to chair a 60-strong group of eurosceptic Tory MPs. 

Theresa May is reportedly set to commit more cash for Calais migrants in order to retain Britain’s border arrangements with France.

The Chancellor has indicated he is “sympathetic to looking carefully” at laws that tax donations given to referendum campaigns, it has emerged.

The British Plastics Federation is surprised by Iceland’s announcement. Plastic packaging is used because it vastly reduces food waste and is resource efficient. 

Labour has called on the UK statistics watchdog to rebuke Boris Johnson after he claimed Britain will have even more than £350m a week extra to spend after Brexit.

Tory MP Anna Soubry has accused Boris Johnson of 'conning’ voters after he reignited the row over the Leave campaign's claim that Britain sends Brussels £350m a week.

Business Secretary Greg Clark has ordered a fast-track investigation into the behaviour of bosses past and present at failed construction giant Carillion.

British inventions are often monetised overseas and the benefits accrue elsewhere. From the world wide web to the electric car, this is the land of missed opportunity.