IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has welcomed the Parliamentary vote opposing a no-deal Brexit. It has, however, warned that the self-employed and business more generally need a clear exit plan and real certainty from Parliament now.

A cross-party band of Brexiteers will today launch a Commons bid to kill off the chances of a "divisive and expensive" second EU referendum.

Experts at the professional services firm KPMG analyse the Spring Statement.  

Brexit is to be delayed by at least three months after Theresa May's faltering government was plunged into a fresh crisis.

MPs have voted to rule out the possibility that the UK could leave the European Union without a deal.

Philip Hammond has called for a cross-party "consensus" to get a soft Brexit deal passed by the Commons - despite Theresa May's hopes that her own agreement could yet be backed by MPs.

New biodiversity measures will result in more costs and more delays for the nation’s small and medium-sized (SME) house builders, worsening the housing crisis, warns the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).

Theresa May has been forced to hand Conservative MPs a free vote on a key amendment to her Brexit motion later this evening following pressure from her Cabinet colleagues.

Released today, the BSA’s Property Tracker survey results reveal that concerns over job security is at a five-year high, a third of people do not think that now is a good time to buy a property and almost a third of the UK thinks that property prices will fall over the next year.

MPs will tonight vote on whether to block a no-deal Brexit. But backbenchers - as usual - want to make the life of the Prime Minister dificult. Here are the two John Bercow has called for a vote.

IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has partnered with the IHPA (the Independent Health Professionals Association) to campaign for the interests of independent professionals and against the changes to IR35.

Britain will waive all checks at the Irish border and axe the vast majority of tariffs on imports to the UK under a no-deal Brexit, the Government has confirmed.

Chancellor Philip Hammond is set to unveil a £100m package to tackle a surge in knife crime after a major Cabinet row over police funding.

Britain must have a "credible" reason to delay Brexit, European Council President Donald Tusk has warned after MPs rejected Theresa May's deal.

Ahead of the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, CMI research shows the critical role that management training plays in closing the productivity gap.

Labour has accused Theresa May of "giving up any pretence of leading the country" after she was forced to give Tory MPs a free vote on whether there should be a no-deal Brexit.

Here's how every MP voted in the second Brexit meaningful vote on 12 March 2019 and the first on 15 January 2019.

Theresa May's plans for Brexit have been left in tatters after MPs once again rejected the deal she struck with the European Union.

The Road Haulage Association is not surprised by the findings of the Commons Public Accounts Committee that confirm the Association’s view that government departments – in particular the Department for Transport – have fallen woefully short in their preparations for the UK’s exit from the EU.

With Scottish Apprenticeship Week in full swing, Graham Simpson MSP visited the Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP) factory in East Kilbride last Friday, to meet some of the site’s latest apprentice recruits.

Theresa May today urged MPs to "have faith with the British people" and back her Brexit deal in a final plea to save her plan.

Theresa May's Brexit plans have been dealt a fatal blow after the DUP and Tory eurosceptics rejected the changes she won from Brussels.

Tory Eurosceptics have taken aim at Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay after Theresa May's last-ditch bid to save her EU deal suffered a major legal blow.

Theresa May's new-look Brexit deal would not prevent the UK from being trapped in the Irish backstop indefinitely against its will, Attorney General Geoffrey Cox has declared.