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Insurance specialists Aon will be the headline sponsors of National Freelancers Day 2019, IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) have announced.
MPs are voting for the second time on their preferred Brexit options. The first day of so-called 'indicative votes' saw each plan rejected by the Commons when it was tried last week. MPs are hoping for better luck today.
One in four (27%) self-employed people “know nothing” about having to switch to new VAT rules next week for the government’s Making Tax Digital scheme, according to research by IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed).
Theresa May's Cabinet has descended into open warfare after Chris Grayling slammed the idea of Britain joining a customs union to break the ongoing deadlock over Europe.
The Conservatives and Labour may have to set aside their differences and form a national unity government to avoid years of “constitutional chaos” over Brexit, Sir John Major has said.
It would not be “sustainable” for Theresa May to “ignore” Parliament if it votes in favour of a softer Brexit and backs a customs union with the European Union, Cabinet minister David Gauke has declared.
Dozens of Tory MPs have joined forces for a new “compassionate Conservatism” faction to try and block right-wing candidates in the party's next leadership contest.
Brexiteer Cabinet ministers have warned Theresa May not to back a cross-party deal on a customs union as a way to break the ongoing deadlock over Britain's departure from the European Union.
Tom Watson has urged his party to get behind a confirmatory Brexit referendum in order to beat the Conservatives.
Theresa May has been warned by her own MPs against plunging the country into a fresh general election as a new poll put Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party five points clear of the Tories.
Ministers are pushing Theresa May to pursue a no-deal exit from the EU after her withdrawal agreement was crushed by MPs for a third time.
Donald Trump’s national security adviser has said the UK will be “at the top of the queue” for a trade deal after Brexit, as he downplayed fears over a no-deal scenario.
Tom Watson has hinted that he would be willing to serve in a government of national unity in an attempt to break the Brexit deadlock.
Doing the rounds on angry, Leave-supporting loyalist Twitter after the latest defeat of the Prime Minister’s Withdrawal Agreement was one of those songs clubs in east Belfast have reverberated to down the years; pub singer, dodgy backing accordion and mournful lyrics, that sort of thing.
Nigel Dodds has said he would rather see Brexit cancelled than risk the break-up of the United Kingdom.
And so the Brexit caravan rolls on to Monday.
Brussels today said a no-deal Brexit had become a “likely” result of the continued turmoil in Westminster, after MPs rejected Theresa May’s plan for a third time.
Read the full responses from Prime Minister Theresa May and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to the Government's defeat by 344 to 286 in this afternoon's latest major Brexit vote.
The British Plastics Federation (BPF) has surveyed its members in a flash poll that mirrored the ‘indicative votes’ that MP’s voted for in the House of Commons on Wednesday 27 March.
Here's how every MP voted in the third Brexit deal vote on 29 March 2019, as well as how they voted on 12 March 2019 and on 15 January 2019. Today MPs voted 344 to 286 to reject the Withdrawal Agreement.
Theresa May's plan for taking the UK out of the European Union has been left in tatters after MPs voted to reject it for a third time.
Boris Johnson has said he will vote for Theresa May’s Brexit deal after reaching the "sad conclusion" that it is the only way to ensure the UK actually leaves the European Union.
The Independent Group has registered to become a political party in order to stand in the European elections if the UK is forced to take part in them.
The entire political system in Britain could slide into a “chasm of distrust” among voters if MPs fail to deliver Brexit, a Cabinet minister warned today.