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Trust in politicians at all-time low, survey reveals

Poll found journalists, bankers and estate agents are trusted more than politicians.

Ukip accuse David Davis of 'going weak at the knees' over EU payments after Brexit

MEP Gerard Batten attacked the Brexit Secretary after his admission in the House of Commons.

Zac Goldsmith and Sarah Olney cast votes as battle for Richmond Park nears end

The by-election was triggered in protest to Heathrow expansion but Brexit has been a major theme.

Brexit challenger Gina Miller spent £60,000 on security after getting death threats

She said she has endured online racist and sexist abuse and has faced a threat of sexual violence.

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UK rate hike could come sooner according to Kristin Forbes

Bank of England's Kristin Forbes says Brexit has had less-than-expected impact on UK growth

However, effects of heightened uncertainty may be felt by the economy in the coming months, she warned.

Boris Johnson and David Davis accused of 'unbelievable arrogance' over Brexit

European diplomats view dimly the wit of the Foreign Secretary.

Jo Cox murder trial: Silence from accused killer as he offers no evidence in defence

Alleged murderer Thomas Mair had given his name in court as 'Death to traitors, freedom for Britain'.

Leavers won't be bullied out of a Brexit by Remainers or Eurocrats

Two thirds of the officials and MEPs I talk to in Brussels believe that the decision will somehow be reversed.

Becoming a lord is Nigel Farage's only chance to stay in power

After January when Trump is inaugurated, Farage will see his power and access snatched away.

Need to be realistic over Brexit, Britain's top civil servant John Manzoni warns

Brexit is probably the 'hardest thing any of us have had to deal with,' Manzoni concedes.

British Land profits rise 16% despite Brexit hit

Real estate firm reports underlying profits of £199m for the 6 months ended 30 September.

'Post-truth' is the word of 2016 as Donald Trump and Brexit cause political earthquakes

Oxford Dictionaries says the earliest known usage of the term was in 1992.

Barratt Developments buoyed by solid housing demand but wary of Brexit uncertainty

Housebuilder watchful of political uncertainty surrounding Brexit and London high-end market remains challenging.

Brexit means Brexit? It's clear the Government hasn't got a clue

May is unprepared - they must stop threatening to invoke Article 50 without Parliament's consent.

Jo Cox murder trial set to begin at London's Old Bailey court

Thomas Mair, 53, is accused of shooting and stabbing the Labour MP multiple times on 16 June.

Lib Dems 'to lead 80 MPs plotting to stage Parliamentary vote calling for second Brexit referendum'

Lib Dem leader Tim Farron said that the British public should vote on the terms of a new Brexit deal

UK wage growth to be 'among lowest' in Europe next year

Real wages are forecast to rise just 0.3% in 2017, down from the 1.9% increase seen in 2016.

Sentimentality is the last refuge of those politicians with no idea what they are doing

Intolerance and sentimentality are halting places for Brexiteers who still haven't grasped what they've done.

Nigel Farage to march on Supreme Court alongside 100,000 others as Brexit appeal starts

The UKIP leader earlier warned of disturbances on the streets if Britain's EU withdrawal is blocked.

Nigel Farage calls for supporters to 'get even' if Brexit is watered down

The former Ukip leader also warned of 'real disturbance on the streets' if we are left with 'half-Brexit'.

Article 50 victor Gina Miller hits back at critics saying UK is not 'a tin-pot dictatorship'

The campaigner said 'everyone should be my biggest fan' after she paved the legal certainty for Brexit.

Daily Mail front page after brexit ruling

Brexit: Those judges aren't 'enemies of the people', they are upholding British law

The judgment reaffirmed that the Government does not override the will of Parliament.

Brexit: High Court rules that parliament must have a vote over triggering Article 50

If the Brexit process is put in the hands of Remain MPs, the whole referendum was pointless

With the wretched High Court decision, europhiles who want to subvert the wishes of the majority may succeed.

Brexiteers are drunk on victory, Remainers are drowning their sorrows – both need to sober up

With the right policies we can overcome the shock of Brexit.

Remain campaign chief accepted CBE so he could take wife to Buckingham Palace

Will Straw, the former executive director of Britain Stronger in Europe, was grilled by a group of MPs.

Mark Carney's decision to leave Bank of England before 2021 met by mixed response

BoE Governor will step down in 2019 but analysts are divided over the wisdom of his decision.

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