Brexit

London Mayor Sadiq Khan warns "lost decade" of employment and growth if the UK leaves EU in March 2019 with "worst possible scenario".

Chancellor and Brexit secretary hope to secure a bespoke trade deal with the European Union that will include financial services.

Eurosceptic MPs have criticised Theresa May for not appointing a 'no-deal' Brexit minister as promised in her Cabinet reshuffle.

Friends of the Earth complained to the UN that the EU withdrawal bill, designed to create a smooth Brexit, may have breached international environmental law.

EU officials have washed away concerns raised by Brexit secretary David Davis, insisting they are right to prepare for a no-deal.

A policy is judged, not according to its utility, its internal consistency or its practical impact, but by how closely it accords with tribal values.

Juncker dismisses the idea Britain could backtrack on its Brexit pledge and urges remaining members to commit to a new financial framework.

Investors were right to bet that common sense would prevail in 2017. Most likely, it will in 2018 too.

The prime minister Theresa May has been slammed for a bungled Cabinet reshuffle which has been described by one MP as the "worst I have ever witnessed".

A pro-Brexit supporter has launched a campaign for the reintroduction of crown emblems on British pint glasses.

Latest survey by Halifax finds fresh signs of market weakness.

The UK prime minister Theresa May will appoint a minister for a no-deal Brexit in her Cabinet reshuffle and is expected to promote a number of women, it has been reported.

Prime Minister Theresa May has dropped plans to hold a vote to overturn the fox-hunting ban as she prepares for a long-awaited Cabinet reshuffle.

US President Donald Trump could reject a post-Brexit trade deal with the UK if he is not invited to the Royal wedding, Fire and Fury author Michael Wolff claims.

Michael Gove set to tell farmers the current subsidy scheme will be replaced by a pro-environment system.

Tony Blair has accused Labour of making a mistake by supporting Brexit, which will lead to a departure from the EU designed by the "Tory right".

Liam Fox dismisses 'overblown' reports and insists Britain wants to see what emerges from new agreement.

Budget airline says the decision to apply for a UK airline licence will safeguard its domestic routes within the country.

The prime minister Theresa May wants to promote seven women in a reshuffle that will improve the gender balance of her Cabinet.

Home Office confirmed it was discussing plan to use "border force special volunteers" to bolster border force, which carries out controls on goods and people entering the UK.

Concerns have been raised that the Brexit Secretary David Davis is being sidelined ahead of trade talks which are set to begin next month.

The DCMS select committee has demanded that Twitter and Facebook hand over information about Russian interference in the EU referendum.

French politicians want the UK to help pay for new customs posts at Channel ports after Brexit, which has been criticised by Iain Duncan Smith MP.

The Sun announced it had won a campaign to bring back the UK's "iconic" blue passports after Brexit - but people are worried they will not be able to afford to travel anyway.

David Davis accused of running "disorganised and underpowered" department as figures reveal how understaffed it is.

It is this contradiction between the rhetoric of the Brexiteers and the reality that makes the whole thing feel like such a con.

A recent research paper has revealed UK residents will pay about 20% more for wine by the time Brexit is complete.

SMMT warns that uncertainty over Brexit and Government's diesel plans could spell further trouble for the industry.

EU officials have revealed two key pieces of information ahead of the second phase of Brexit negotiations.

Bank of England set to allow European banks to operate in Britain through their own branches rather than by setting up subsidiaries.