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Liz Truss has said she would back Brexit if the EU referendum was held again.
Jeremy Corbyn has called on Theresa May to quit as Prime Minister, saying: “If she can’t lead, she should leave.”
The UK economy is under a "cloud of uncertainty" because of Brexit, Philip Hammond has declared.
Donald Trump is set to visit the UK early next year, but will be denied the red carpet treatment or a meeting with the Queen.
Read all the latest from the first Prime Minister's Questions since party conference season in our up-to-the-minute liveblog.
Air traffic between the UK and the EU could "theoretically" come to a halt on Brexit day, Philip Hammond has warned.
More than 120 MPs have written to David Davis demanding the Government publish its studies on the impact Brexit will have on the country.
Damian Green has said it "would have been" better if the country had voted Remain.
Philip Hammond has said he will not set aside any money in the Budget for a 'no deal' Brexit.
The EU's chief Brexit negotiator is pushing to begin work on the future trading relationship with the UK, despite opposition from the German government.
The Conservatives' chief whip has sent an email to all MPs in a bid to encourage them to campaign in Amber Rudd’s seat this weekend.
Britain will have to massively increase its number of border guards by March next year in order to cope with Brexit, MPs were warned yesterday.
Social media companies could be regulated like newspapers and magazines in a bid by the Government to make Britain the “safest place in the world to be online”.
Theresa May last night urged Donald Trump not to pull out of the landmark nuclear deal with Iran, because it is "vitally important for regional security".
Theresa May has refused to say whether she would vote for Brexit if the EU referendum was re-run.
Nicola Sturgeon has insisted that there will be a second referendum on Scottish independence - but refused to give any indication of when it might be.
The head of NHS England has urged Philip Hammond to provide extra cash for the health service as a new report warns the NHS is now at "full stretch".
Theresa May has twice called on Donald Trump directly to ramp up the pressure on Boeing into dropping its complaint over rival Bombardier, a Cabinet minister has said.
Ministers have been urged to do more to prevent hundreds of job losses after defence giant BAE Systems announced plans to cut 2,000 posts across the UK.
Mhairi Black has said she is "so disappointed" in Jeremy Corbyn's performance as Labour leader.
Grant Shapps has accused Conservative MPs of raining "abuse and bile" on him over his attempt to oust Theresa May as party leader.
The Government's 1% cap on public sector wage rises has officially been "scrapped", a Cabinet minister has confirmed.
The SNP is planning for another decade in power in Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon is set to tell party members today.
A U-turn on Universal Credit could result in 250,000 fewer people in work, the Work and Pensions Secretary has said.
Theresa May is facing a backlash from eurosceptic Tory MPs after she revealed that European Court of Justice rulings will still apply in Britain during a two year Brexit transition period.
The founder of Momentum is planning to run for a seat on Labour's ruling National Executive Committee, a new report has said.
The future of the NHS is under threat as services are “straining at the seams,” the official health watchdog has said.
Too many prisoners in England and Wales are locked in cells that are insanitary and degrading, a damning new report has said.
The Government has revealed contingency plans for if the UK crashes out of the European Union without a future trade deal.
Britain will still be bound by rulings from the European Court of Justice during a Brexit transition period, Theresa May revealed today.
Theresa May today opened a major front in “the battle to defeat ethnic injustice” as she published a landmark audit illustrating the stark divides in society.
Green co-leader Jonathan Bartley today condemned Jeremy Corbyn for refusing to work together at the general election and said the result “hurt”.
The EU today hit back at Theresa May as she prepared to declare “the ball is in their court” when it comes to unblocking the stalemate of Brexit negotiations.
Almost half a million more people would be forced into poverty in the UK in 2020 if the government maintains its freeze on benefits, according to a report.
Boris Johnson has hit out after newspaper reports suggested he would refuse to move if Theresa May reshuffles her Cabinet.
MPs have railed against proposed changes to the census that would mean people no longer have to state their sex, deeming it “political correctness gone mad”.