Theresa May risks 'disturbing precedent' by triggering Article 50 without MP approval
House of Lords Constitution Committee says it would be 'constitutionally inappropriate' to ignore parliament.
House price growth slows in the UK as market set to 'cool not crash'
Office for National Statistics says house prices growing fastest in East and South East of England, alongside London.
Brits have nothing to fear in Brexit talks with EU says JD Wetherspoon chairman
Boss of market-leading pub chain says French winemakers won't tolerate post-Brexit tariffs on the UK.
Sir Julian King vows to 'champion' Europol in MEP hearing
King must win the backing of MEPs to become the UK's last EU commissioner.
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Top Brexit negotiator will cost UK taxpayers £750,000 a year
Liberal Democrat MP Tom Brake says a headhunter quoted him the staggering salary.
Number of hate crimes in the UK have surged since EU referendum
Police forces have been providing weekly statistics since the vote on June 23.
UK jobs market rebounds after Brexit shock
Permanent appointments rise for first time in three months in August.
UK housing market shrugs off 'initial shock' of Brexit, says Rics
Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors poll of property sector shows confidence returns after EU referendum.
Owen Smith jumps on Jeremy Corbyn's 'refusal' to back EU single market membership
'Jeremy seems happy to accept Brexit at any cost,' the Labour leadership challenger claimed.
Theresa May rules out 'running commentary' on Brexit negotiations with EU
PM issued statement after Brexit Secretary David Davis was slapped down by Number 10.
Liberal Democrats insist party's Brexit referendum plan differs from Owen Smith's
Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron will launch his party's policies around Brexit today.
Ashtead Group raises profit forecast after strong first quarter
Construction equipment firm posts 4% increase in underlying profit in three months to 31 July.
UK wants Australia to be its first post-Brexit trade partner
Countries to hold preliminary talks from early 2017 towards framing a bilateral free trade agreement.
Number 10 slaps down Brexit Secretary David Davis just 24 hours after Commons debut
Davis, a Leave campaigner, told MPs it was 'improbable' that the UK would remain in the single market.
DS Smith hopeful of positive performance despite Brexit concerns
Paper company reports solid volume growth on the back of strong demand from European customers.
EU migrants need to have jobs before coming to the UK under Theresa May's plans
The prime minister is said to be planning tougher entry rules for migrants in lieu of a points system.
Brexit debate: Watch MPs discuss holding second EU referendum
MPs to hold debate in Westminster Hall after petition attracts more than four million votes.
Man charged with theft after snatching Eddie Izzard's pink beret during March for Europe
A man grabbed the comedian's garish hat whilst he was supporting a pro-EU march in London
Poland's foreign minister says UK must keep Poles safe in wake of Harlow murder
Witold Waszczykowski says he is 'counting' on the UK government to protect Poles.
Theresa May warns of economic 'trouble' after Brexit, as Obama delays trade deal talks
Obama says US will finish trade deals with the EU and Asia-Pacific nations first.
Eddie Izzard's pink beret stolen by Brexiteer during March for Europe in London
Protesters clashed near Westminster as a pro-EU rally snaked through London.
Eddie Izzard tells protestors to 'believe in hope' at March for Europe in Park Lane
March for Europe takes place in eight locations on the anniversary of WWII's outbreak.
UK-Russia ties 'depend on special relationship with the US,' says Vladimir Putin
Russian leader's remarks come ahead of his meeting with PM Theresa May in China next week.
How the EU referendum result changed the Westminster village
IBTimes UK looks at the new groups and publications launched in the wake of the Leave vote.
UK business confidence bounces back as post-Brexit panic dissipates
YouGov/CEBR business confidence index rises to 109.7 in August from 105 in the previous month.
Clacton-on-Sea: Leave voters left frustrated as Article 50 triggering is postponed
70% of residents voted 'out', which ultimately helped Britain secure the result in favour of quitting the EU.
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