Labour frontbencher Emily Thornberry has admitted a second referendum on Brexit “may be a long way off” amid turmoil in the party over the issue.

The construction community and policymakers need to understand the opportunities and challenges which will arise from the largest infrastructure project the world has ever seen, argues Eddie Hughes MP.

The Conservative Government may have supported the Liberal Democrat commitment to build 300 thousand new homes a year, but unless they also support our demand for an ambitious delivery of social housing, they will fail to reach that figure, says Lord Shipley.

Theresa May has thrown her support behind ministers who told President Trump the NHS was 'not for sale' in a post-Brexit trade deal.

New figures from the UK’s freelancers show a drop of over £4,000 (£4,302) in average quarterly earnings. Freelancers place the blame squarely on government policy.

Working conditions at some companies today are reminiscent of the deplorable practices of the 19th century. We must restore dignity at work and put an end to this exploitation, writes Faisal Rashid

Conservative leadership candidates have been warned that they are already putting Britain's manufacturing jobs at risk by talking up the prospect of a no-deal Brexit.

Donald Trump will arrive in the UK on Monday for a three-day visit amid a major political row over the inclusion of the NHS in a post-Brexit trade deal with the United States.

Whether building modular, offsite or traditional, you cannot start building unless you have planning permission. 

Tory leadership contender Andrea Leadsom today revealed she would ditch any Brexit deal if she won the top job and quit the EU under a “managed exit” plan.

Tory MP Sam Gyimah today threw his hat in the ring for the Tory leadership, becoming the first candidate in the race to back a second referendum on Brexit.

An anti-Brexit Tory former minister has suffered a vote of no confidence by his local party association.

Conservative leadership hopeful Sajid Javid has declared that he would be willing to take the UK out of the European Union without a deal.

The left-wing boss of a top trade union has urged Jeremy Corbyn to "move quickly" and back another EU referendum before the next Conservative leader is elected.

If the next prime minister decides to leave the EU without a deal at the end of October, there is a limited amount the Commons can do about it, writes Tony Grew 

The Government must review its approach to apprenticeships following statistics published today which show that construction apprenticeship starts have plummeted by almost half, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).

Philip Hammond has suggested that another referendum may be the only way to break the Brexit deadlock if MPs cannot back a deal.

Tory leadership contenders Dominic Raab and Rory Stewart have hit out at an attempt to prosecute Boris Johnson over claims made in the run-up to the Brexit referendum.

Tom Watson has called for a party-wide ballot of Labour's members in a bid to thrash out a new Brexit policy in the wake of its drubbing at the European elections.

The majority of Brexit Party voters feel powerless to shape political decision-making in Britain, stark new polling has found.

Len McCluskey has accused Labour's former communications chief Alastair Campbell of deliberately getting himself expelled from the party to "create a controversy".

Ministers have been warned they must enshrine the rights of EU citizens to live and work in the UK in law before Brexit or risk a repeat of the Windrush scandal.

Theresa May has called for the return of student grants after admitting that scrapping them had put those from low-income families off applying to university.

The Conservatives risk being captured by "the narrow nationalism, phobia-filled and poisonous politics of Nigel Farage" over Brexit, according to a party grandee.