Nigel Farage has confirmed that he will mount an eighth attempt to become an MP in a bid to ensure Britain leaves the European Union.

The Mail on Sunday report that the Treasury Chief Secretary, Liz Truss has said the Conservatives should build a million homes on the green belt, which she believes would allow the under 40s to own their own home.

Increasing our custom building housing stock is a practical way to solve our housing problems, build diverse communities and ensure good quality ecologically sound architecture, says Victoria Prentis MP.

Conservative Brexiteers have reacted with fury after a leaflet drawn up by Tory bosses urged voters to lobby the party's own MPs to back Theresa May's EU deal.

Over the last 10 years highly skilled women have driven a massive rise in freelancers working in the UK. These are not people who are just starting out in their career, they are experienced, knowledgeable and highly skilled, says IPSE.

Up to 150 Labour MPs will reject any Brexit deal thrashed out between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn if it does not include plans for a second referendum, Sir Keir Starmer has said.

Late Labour leader John Smith would have backed calls for a second referendum on Brexit, Tom Watson will declare.

Britain will face a “silent revolution” that will sweep Labour and the Conservative party away if it leaves the EU without a deal, Tony Blair warned today.

The new Brexit Party led by Nigel Farage is on course to win nearly 50 seats at the next general election after overtaking the Conservatives in a national poll for the first time.

A businessman who previously backed the Conservatives has donated £200,000 to the Brexit Party, it has been reported.

The minimum wage for workers under 18-years-old will be more than doubled under a Labour government, Jeremy Corbyn is to say.

Sajid Javid has warned colleagues that failing to back Theresa May’s EU withdrawal agreement by the end of October could lead to Brexit being cancelled altogether.

A trade war between the US and China would be "very dangerous" for the UK economy, Phillip Hammond has said.

Donald Tusk has said that he believes there is a 30% chance that Britain will not leave the European Union.

The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) is calling for the Government to cut the VAT on home improvement work following official data from the ONS published today. While there has been a rise in output over the first quarter of the year, construction output decreased month-on-month by 1.9% and the repair and maintenance series fell to its lowest level since December 2018, experiencing a fall of 3.1% compared to the previous month. 

A 334,000 (63%) rise in highly-skilled female freelancers has driven the UK’s freelance revolution over the last 10 years according to new research from IPSE, the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed. The increase, which represents a group larger than the population of Nottingham, takes the number of senior-level women freelancing in the UK to 863,000.

A former government chief whip has said he understands why some Conservatives will not vote for the party at the European elections.

Amber Rudd today announced a major rollback on benefits sanctions and said she hoped any damage done to the Tory brand by the controversial regime could be reversed.

CMI have commented on TUC report “Improving Line Management”.

Jennifer Tankard, Chief Executive of Responsible Finance has responded to Guy Opperman MP's article.

David Gauke has blamed the “wishful thinking” of his pro-Brexit colleagues during the EU referendum for fuelling voter anger across the country.

We will hopefully never face the type of devastation Louisiana suffered, but we can learn the lessons of how it engendered longstanding cooperation to address issues of financial inclusion to ensure everyone in Britain can access the financial support they need, says Guy Opperman MP.

The new immigration scheme aimed at guaranteeing the rights of EU nationals after Brexit is set to become a Windrush scandal “times ten,” ministers have been warned.

Brits would each be £800 a year worse off if the UK remained in a customs union after Brexit, according to new analysis.