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.

Mhairi Black has said she is "so disappointed" in Jeremy Corbyn's performance as Labour leader.

The Government's 1% cap on public sector wage rises has officially been "scrapped", a Cabinet minister has confirmed.

Today's announcement by BAE is yet another blow to the UK's manufacturing sector.

Union call comes as a shocking new report reveals 60% of employees have experienced mental problems in the past year due to work.

Businesses across Scotland are marking their diaries for second Heathrow Business Summit Scotland, set for 18th October in Edinburgh.

It's a national scandal that we are the sixth richest country and yet vulnerable people are dying because they can't get appointments.

Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, The Teachers' Union, has commented on the Government's audit into racial disparity in public services.

Theresa May has the power to address cultures of discrimination.

Theresa May is facing a backlash from eurosceptic Tory MPs after she revealed that European Court of Justice rulings will still apply in Britain during a two year Brexit transition period.  

Brexit dominated the party conference discussions, but there were no big announcements which provided new details, says Dods political consultant Arpinder Baryana.

Tom Purvis, Political and Economic Advisor at IPSE, responds to Peter Dowd’s article acknowledging the crucial importance of the self-employed for the UK economy. 

The Government has revealed contingency plans for if the UK crashes out of the European Union without a future trade deal.

Britain will still be bound by rulings from the European Court of Justice during a Brexit transition period, Theresa May revealed today.

The EU today hit back at Theresa May as she prepared to declare “the ball is in their court” when it comes to unblocking the stalemate of Brexit negotiations.

Almost half a million more people would be forced into poverty in the UK in 2020 if the government maintains its freeze on benefits, according to a report.

Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP) has launched a new initiative in partnership with the University of Reading, coinciding with the start of the next academic year and continuing CCEP’s commitment to reducing the amount of packaging used for its products.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission will hold a briefing session for cross-party MPs, ahead of committee stage of the EU (Withdrawal) Bill on Wednesday 11 October, 17:15-18:45pm, Committee Room 5.