Theresa May faces a 'mandarin revolt' as Brexit tensions rise after Sir Ivan Rogers' resignation
Concerns grow over 'the general desire to blame the civil service for everything'.
What Brexit means for the UK housing market in 2017
Uncertainty will likely intensify when the UK government triggers Article 50 by the end of March.
Sir Ivan Rogers: Read full resignation letter from UK's top EU diplomat
'Never be afraid to speak the truth to those in power,' Rogers told his staff.
'Never be afraid to speak the truth to those in power,' UK's departing EU diplomat tells colleagues
Sir Ivan Rogers says UK's 'multilateral negotiating experience is in short supply' ahead of Brexit.
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2016: The year that Europe stopped caring about dead migrants
Following two shipwrecks last week off the Italian coast, the death toll has now reached 5,000.
TUC chief O'Grady calls for 'new bargain' for working class in 2017 with fairer pay and protection
Frances O'Grady adds that Britain succeeds when working people succeed.
Theresa May will not meet migration target if she delivers a 'soft Brexit' says pressure group
Net migration from EU citizens to UK unlikely to fall below 155,000 in medium term says Migration Watch.
Romanian president blocks appointment of first female Muslim prime minister
Decision to block appointment of Sevil Sheideh could spark a political crisis.
Theresa May has no negotiation strategy for Brexit – the UK is heading for a lose-lose
Voting Leave was like boarding a plane without knowing where it was going.
I am an immigrant – and I refuse to swear an oath of allegiance to British values
British-Pakistani Sajid Javid wants enforced patriotism – but this discourages the most integrated of us.
Dollar, pound, euro or yen: Which currency should you invest in?
The US dollar could become the strongest major currency in 2017 as interest rates look set to rise.
Nicola Sturgeon unveils 'soft Brexit' plan in bid to save Scottish access to EU single-market
SNP leader will put pressure on UK Prime Minister Theresa May in Bute House speech.
PM Theresa May faces fresh grilling from MPs over Brexit plans
Conservative premier gives evidence to the House of Commons' Liaison Committee on Brexit plans.
Len McCluskey reignites Labour migration row with free movement concerns
Jeremy Corbyn ally is campaigning to get re-elected as the general secretary of Unite.
Europe's Galileo satellite system goes live after 17 years, eyes to provide the best navigation accuracy
The project was originally scheduled to go live in 2008 with a budget of €3b.
Before and after Brexit: Photo highlights of British politics in 2016
Protests, resignations and Nigel Farage – here are the best (and worst) photos documenting British politics before and after the vote.
Germany's Martin Schulz warns 'ultra-nationalists' threaten democracy as EU chief bows out
German politician chaired his final full plenary session of the European Parliament.
David Davis faces grilling from MPs over UK government's Brexit plans
Labour's former shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn will lead the questioning of Davis.
Nigel Farage says UK is 'dithering' over Brexit and EU will face 'bigger shocks' in 2017
Former Ukip leader issued the warning as he addressed the European Parliament.
Survey shows 40% of US firms with bases in UK considering relocation amid Brexit fears
Food and beverage, life sciences and financial services firms were most likely to consider relocating.
Keir Starmer: Labour's seat split over Brexit is a 'huge strength' for the party
Starmer says his party can unite the the UK by representing both Leave and Remain constituencies.
UK must create 'clear game plan' for transitional trade deal with EU peers say
House of Lords sub-committees say continued involvement in the customs union could be important.
EU sanctions seven DRC security officials responsible for deadly violence
US follows suit by imposing sanctions on two officials.
Devolve EU migration controls to Stormont to keep Irish-UK border open after Brexit say peers
House of Lords' EU Committee urged Whitehall and Brussels to recognise 'unique' relationship.
Decades of jobs failure has turned West Midlands into UK's Brexit capital
Think-tank says joblessness contributed to the region's decision to back Leave at EU referendum.
YouGov 'unsurprised' by Labour crashing to fourth place in Sleaford by-election
Anthony Wells, director of political polling at YouGov, spoke to IBTimes UK about the result.
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