THERESA MAY

Think tank says annual cost of raising public sector pay in line with consumer price inflation would be £3.3bn by 2019/20.

Commentators bemoan the British currency's unpredictability as political and economic headwinds make life difficult for forecasters.

The UK has three realistic options: join the European Free Trade Association; postpone Brexit to 31 December 2020; or walk away from talks now.

The British prime minister, Theresa May, has accused Russia of meddling in elections and planting fake stories in the media during her speech at London's Guildhall.

Sterling tumbles against its main rivals amid growing uncertainty over the government's future and Brexit negotiations.

Sadiq Khan is the latest official to call on UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson to resign after he made some damaging remarks on the case of a British national held in Iran.

40 Conservative MPs have agreed to sign a letter of no confidence in the prime minister over her lack of control over the party and Brexit negotiations.

Jeremy Corbyn has called on Theresa May to sack foreign secretary Boris Johnson following his 'deeply regrettable error' regarding a Briton's detention in Iran.

By accompanying Israeli officials to the Golan, and requesting her department to provide aid to the Israeli hospital there, Patel de facto recognised Israel's occupation.

The favoured Patel was to build that big bridge and also encourage more Asians to support or join the Conservative party, which had a white image problem.

Fears Prime Minister is doomed to a humiliating exit from No. 10.

Priti Patel offered Prime Minister Theresa May a 'fulsome apology' after being forced to resign over secret meetings she held with Israeli officials.

Patel is the second member of the cabinet to exit in the past week following the departure of Sir Michael Fallon.

Harassment scandals, Brexit delays and secret meetings have cast a shadow over May - but not as big as you'd expect.

Secretary of State Priti Patel has apologised for violating ministerial code by holding official meetings while on holiday without informing the UK Foreign Office.

Theresa May chaired a cross-party meeting in which party leaders agreed to implement a formal complaints system to tackle sexual impropriety in parliament.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross tells CBI conference that preliminary trade talks between US and UK governments are already underway.

Almost two-thirds of EU businesses polled by CIPS warn they are likely to move part of supply chain to countries in the single market.

Prime Minister tells CBI conference her government wants an ambitious partnership with the EU and the wider world.

CBI president Paul Drechsler compares Brexit negotiations to a "prime-time soap opera, with a different episode each week".

Conservative MP and Whip Christopher Pincher has referred himself to police following allegations of misconduct.