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Brexit minister David Davis claims EU chief Jean Claude Juncker plotting to get him sacked
"If they don't want me across the table, there is a reason for that," the senior Conservative said.
Most 'disruptive' cyberattacks against UK firms not reported to public says report
Department for Culture, Media and Sport study: "Nearly half" of UK businesses suffered a cyberattack or breach.
How a post-Brexit immigration crackdown could cripple the UK retail industry
More than 760,000 non-UK nationals worked in the sector in 2016, according to official statistics.
How Boris Johnson ramped up his rhetoric over Russia and Syria's Assad
As foreign secretary cancels Moscow trip and heads to G7 summit, IBTimes UK looks at his recent remarks.
Brussels to launch probe into RBS plans to avoid bank unit sell-off
RBS proposes launching a £750m fund for challenger banks and fintech investment in the UK.
Pro-EU MPs urge UK government to scrap 'unachievable' flagship immigration pledge
Campaign is backed by the CIPD, Royal College of Midwives and the Migration Matters Trust.
Government rules mean Theresa May loses out on wine, shoes and a rug
Many world leaders fell foul of the gift value rules imposed by the government.
Great Repeal Bill: Read Brexit minister David Davis' full speech to MPs
White paper comes just a day after the UK government invoked Article 50 and triggered Brexit talks.
Brexit minister David Davis unveils Great Repeal Bill amid power grab warnings
Pro-EU Liberal Democrats said Theresa May and her ministers are 'resembling a medieval court'.
UK must maintain strong Nato presence despite Brexit says Labour's Nia Griffith
Shadow defence secretary spoke to IBTimes UK after Theresa May invoked Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty.
EU Council chief Donald Tusk tells UK: 'We already miss you – thank you and goodbye'
EU Council president issued the statement in Brussels after Theresa May triggered divorce talks.
Brexit talks begin: Read full Article 50 letter from Theresa May to EU chief Donald Tusk
Document was hand-delivered by the UK's chief representative to the EU, Sir Tim Barrow.
Theresa May will commit historic national failure if Brexit leads to job losses says Jeremy Corbyn
Labour leader issued warning as the UK government invoked Article 50 and started EU divorce talks.
Theresa May will call for UK unity as she invokes Article 50 and starts Brexit talks
Prime minister plans to address MPs in the House of Commons as the two-year negotations begin.
Nick Clegg: Outlandish and utopian Brexit promises will come back to bite Theresa May
Former deputy prime minister said he could see an "inner Remainer" within the Conservative premier.
Cross-party MPs publish 'Brexit Contract' to hold UK government to account as EU talks start
Conservative Nicky Morgan, Labour's Chris Leslie and Lib Dem Nick Clegg will unveil the document.
UK police plan 'major' counter-terror drill in Scotland in wake of Westminster terror attack
Prime Minister Theresa May announced the exercise as she travelled north of the border.
Sutton Trust boss challenges Theresa May to prove grammar schools boost social mobility
Lee Elliot Major told IBTimes UK that the Tories could create more schools for the middle classes.
Sir Keir Starmer unveils Labour's six Brexit tests as EU divorce talks loom
Shadow Brexit secretary will use Chatham House speech to challenge the UK government.
Gina Miller: Westminster will inherit EU's 'place to blame' title after Brexit
'If you no longer have Brussels to blame, then Westminster takes its place,' Miller said.
Humiliated Hammond defends tax U-turn as Theresa May is compared to a 'feeding seal'
Chancellor faces uncertain future in Number 11 after dropping National Insurance hike.
Unilever, shaken by Heinz bid, presses UK government for stronger measures
CEO calls for greater intervention by the UK government to protect strategic industries.
Nicola Sturgeon: Full speech from SNP leader on IndyRef2 vote
First minister of Scotland made the surprise announcement to the media in Edinburgh.
RMT strike hits 270,000 commuters on Southern, Merseyrail and Arriva Trains North
Up to 2,000 workers have walked out in a row over the future role of rail guards.
Jeremy Corbyn leads pro-EU national rally as MPs vote on Brexit bill
Left-winger will be joined by Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell outside the Palace of Westminster.
Gina Miller: It's a disgrace I have to do Labour's job and stop May's power grab
Interview: Brexit challenger also tells IBTimes UK that Blair and Mandelson's days are over.
UK should extend Brexit talks if no EU trade deal is made says British Chambers of Commerce
Business body issues call to Theresa May just weeks before the PM plans to invoke Article 50.
Government departments told to tighten belts and cut costs by 6% before 2020 election
Labour accuses Conservatives of attempting to pursue austerity policies by stealth.
Snooper's Charter plans for mass collection of Britain's internet data delayed by EU court
Your internet history is safe for now as law was deemed illegal.
How the UK government is fighting fraud in the Civil Service to protect taxpayer cash
Chris Skidmore, minister for the constitution, outlines plans to crack down on public sector fraud.