Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson spoke at a Tuesday night fringe event at Conservative conference with UK Finance CEO Stephen Jones.

Britain will lose out on skilled labour after Brexit unless politicians can find a “positive narrative” about the country’s direction and values, a minister has said.

Apprentice opportunities at new railway academy in Widnes.

Swedish retailer IKEA is launching an immersive week-long series of evening house parties and daytime experiences (18th – 21st October) to celebrate 30 years of the brand being in the UK.

The Brexit vote was the result of the British working class “throwing a tantrum” over immigration, the Europe minister has claimed.

Robert Halfon MP and Alan Mak MP spoke at the Apprenticeships Forum Reception last night at Conservative party conference. 

Boris Johnson appeared to raise the white flag last night in his bitter row with Theresa May over the course Britain should take as it quits the EU.

Ruth Davidson has suggested that she would have sacked Boris Johnson if she was Theresa May over his Daily Telegraph article challenging the Prime Minister over Brexit.

A Labour MP has accused a Tory backbencher of being “misogynistic and patronising”, after he urged young people to try and find work alongside "gorgeous EU women".

‘Hardline’ Brexiteers in the Conservative Party have used a letter to No 10 to demand Theresa May walk away from negotiations if the EU still refuses to agree a trade deal by Christmas.​

The Prime Minister has promised German Chancellor Angela Merkel that any exit treaty will enshrine the rights of EU nationals living in the UK.

Some public sector workers may see wage increases in excess of the 1% pay cap, the government has indicated. 

Ruth Davidson has called for “serious people” to take charge of Brexit as she launched a fresh attack on Boris Johnson.

Boris Johnson has issued a fresh challenge to Theresa May's authority by laying out his four 'red lines' for Brexit.

The final bill to renovate Big Ben will hit £61m - double the amount previously thought, parliamentary authorities have said.

MPA Chief Executive, Nigel Jackson, has welcomed the latest plans of the Mayor of London to help ensure that collisions between industry lorries and vulnerable road users such as pedestrians and cyclists are reduced. 

For centuries Britain has been the champion of free trade. My department is working hard to make sure will live up to that legacy after Brexit. 

Jean-Claude Juncker has warned that a "miracle" is needed for trade talks between Britain and the EU to begin next month.

Unite, the UK’s largest union for construction workers, is disappointed but not surprised that the government is once again washing its hands on blacklisting. 

The Bank of England governor has hinted that interest rates could rise as early as November.

EU leaders are reportedly ready to agree to Britain's request for a two year post-Brexit transition period following the concessions Theresa May made last week.

Theresa May will today commit the UK to establishing a "bold, new security partnership with the EU" after Brexit.

Theresa May’s decision to make her key Brexit speech in Florence was mocked last night by Guy Verhofstadt. 

Labour has positive proposals on skills and learning, from career-boosting apprenticeships, to a National Education Service, says Gordon Marsden