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Britain is "first in line" for a trade deal with the United States after Brexit, Donald Trump's national security adviser has claimed.
Boris Johnson would be backed by 44% of the public if he shut down Parliament in order to achieve Brexit, a new poll has suggested.
Andy Chamberlain, Deputy Director of Policy at the Association for Independent Professionals and the Self Employed (IPSE), responds to Bob Neill MP’s article on the Loan Charge.
Boris Johnson has identified 9 September as the key date in the upcoming fight with MPs who want to block a no-deal Brexit, according to a senior Government source.
Ministers have been accused of launching a “shameful spin machine” by setting up a team committed to hitting back at media reports about a no-deal Brexit.
BSA response to Financial Ombudsman Service Our Future Funding consultation
MPs who want to block a no-deal Brexit are running out of options and now stand little chance of stopping Boris Johnson from going through with it, according to a leading think tank.
Bob Neill MP writes on the concept of ‘fairness’ in relation to HMRC attempting to retrospectively claim income tax from contractors paid via non-taxable loans.
Sajid Javid is planning to unleash millions of special 50p Brexit coins on the British public in time for 31 October, it has been reported.
Gordon Brown has accused John McDonnell of falling into a “nationalist trap” after he said a future Labour government would not block a second Scottish independence referendum.
Workers in low to middle paying jobs have seen a “real” wage drop under the Conservatives while high earners have seen a 4% increase since 2010, according to research by the TUC.
EU fishermen may be able to enter UK waters illegally if a no-deal Brexit means there are not enough vessels to police the seas, a leaked government email has revealed.
Boris Johnson's Cabinet are preparing a bailout fund to prop up businesses at risk of collapse in a no-deal scenario amid fears of a recession.
Boris Johnson has ordered civil servants to “urgently and rapidly” ramp up preparations for a no-deal Brexit on 31 October.
Uncertainty surrounding the Brexit timetable has been blamed after the UK economy shrunk for the first time in more than six years.
The Government must delay the implementation of damaging VAT changes in the construction industry, demands a coalition of the major trade bodies in the sector, in a letter to the Chancellor published this morning.
The reverse charge VAT should be held off until 2020, writes NFB.
Sajid Javid has unveiled plans to make billions of pounds available for public services as speculation mounts that a general election could only be weeks away.
Jeremy Corbyn has urged Britain’s top civil servant to declare that Boris Johnson cannot force through a no-deal Brexit in the middle of a general election campaign.
It is very welcome that new statistics show more people are using the Access to Work scheme, writes IPSE.
The number of tax exile non-doms in the UK has fallen to a record low amid fears of a Jeremy Corbyn government and uncertainty over Brexit.
New research conducted by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) shows less than a third of managers are ready to support staff transitioning at work.
This autumn, politics is going to be dominated by two very different men both called Dominic, as the battle for Brexit draws closer to the 31 October deadline.
Running to be Treasury Select Committee Chair, Conservative MP Kevin Hollinrake writes that his non-partisan, robust, Yorkshire straight-talking approach would be an advantage in winning over Labour colleagues and holding HMT to account.