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Former Tory Chancellor Nigel Lawson has said Philip Hammond should be sacked for trying to "sabotage" the Government's attempts to prepare for Brexit.
Dominic Grieve has emerged as one of the most vocal Brexit rebels on the Tory side, after putting his name to more than a dozen repeal bill amendments. Ahead of the crucial committee stage, he talks to Emilio Casalicchio about his red lines – and why he will fight all the way to stop the UK’s constitutional framework being ‘ripped up’ by Brexit
Brexit negotiations between the UK and the EU have reached a "very disturbing" deadlock, Michel Barnier has declared.
A former Tory Cabinet minister has demanded the Government publish secret advice laying out the expected impact of Brexit on jobs and living standards.
John McDonnell has seized on new IMF research which claims governments can increase taxes on the rich without hurting growth.
Modern trade deals are too important to be done behind closed doors - and it's time for parliament to step up, says Helen Dennis of Fairtrade Foundation, and Sophie Hardefeldt of the Trade Justice Movement.
British Veterinary Association President John Fishwick urges the Government to add veterinary surgeons to the Shortage Occupation List.
Theresa May has insisted the Government is spending money now in preparation for Britain leaving the EU without a deal - just hours after Philip Hammond ruled it out.
Labour would vote against any attempt by the Government to take Britain out of the EU without a formal agreement with Brussels, a spokesman for Jeremy Corbyn has revealed.
Britain and the European Union are close to reaching agreement on the future of EU residents in the UK and British citizens on the continent, Theresa May has said.
Liz Truss has said she would back Brexit if the EU referendum was held again.
The UK economy is under a "cloud of uncertainty" because of Brexit, Philip Hammond has declared.
Read all the latest from the first Prime Minister's Questions since party conference season in our up-to-the-minute liveblog.
Air traffic between the UK and the EU could "theoretically" come to a halt on Brexit day, Philip Hammond has warned.
The only way to really protect consumers from being ripped off in a monopoly situation is if Ofgem is abolished and all its regulatory functions taken over by the government itself, making its regulatory role subject to scrutiny and accountable to parliament with the powers to cap prices says GMB.
More than 120 MPs have written to David Davis demanding the Government publish its studies on the impact Brexit will have on the country.
Damian Green has said it "would have been" better if the country had voted Remain.
Philip Hammond has said he will not set aside any money in the Budget for a 'no deal' Brexit.
The EU's chief Brexit negotiator is pushing to begin work on the future trading relationship with the UK, despite opposition from the German government.
Britain will have to massively increase its number of border guards by March next year in order to cope with Brexit, MPs were warned yesterday.
Social media companies could be regulated like newspapers and magazines in a bid by the Government to make Britain the “safest place in the world to be online”.
In advance of today’s construction industry roundtable event in the House of Lords, chaired by the Rt Hon Lord Stunell and organised by the Federation of Master Builders, PoliticsHome interviewed Lib Dem Peer Lord Stunell regarding how the Government and industry might mitigate the impact of Brexit on the skills shortage.
Theresa May has refused to say whether she would vote for Brexit if the EU referendum was re-run.
Theresa May has twice called on Donald Trump directly to ramp up the pressure on Boeing into dropping its complaint over rival Bombardier, a Cabinet minister has said.