Britain's Brexit deadlock continued after talks between the Government and Labour aimed at striking a deal broke up without agreement.

Labour MPs have called on Jeremy Corbyn to strike a Brexit deal with Theresa May without demanding it be put to the public in a fresh referendum.

The Police Federation of England and Wales' National Chair responds following a briefing from the National Police Chiefs’ Council which detailed the operational policing plans surrounding Brexit.

The self-employed sector will be severely damaged by the upcoming changes to IR35 in the private sector, IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has warned.

Downing Street has pushed back at Philip Hammond's suggestion that a second referendum could break Britain's Brexit deadlock.

MPs look set to have their Easter recess cancelled amid Britain's ongoing Brexit deadlock.

A snap election would see the Conservatives “wiped out” and a Labour government ushered in, Johnny Mercer has said.

A lobbying company run by Conservative former election strategist Sir Lynton Crosby has been linked to an online advertising campaign urging MPs to get behind a hard Brexit.

The DUP could get behind a limited customs union with the European Union to help break the ongoing deadlock over Brexit, one of its senior MPs has said.

Jeremy Corbyn has been warned by one of his closest allies that Labour "could be finished" if he backs a second EU referendum.

MPs have backed a cross-party bid to force Theresa May to rule out a no-deal Brexit by a single vote.

Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn will lead a day of "intensive" talks aimed at thrashing out a Brexit deal to present to MPs.

The chance of Britain crashing out of the European Union is now “alarmingly high”, Mark Carney has said.

A second Tory minister has quit the Government within hours over Theresa May’s handling of Brexit as she seeks a new compromise with Jeremy Corbyn.

Ian Lavery offered to resign from Labour's frontbench for rebelling in a key Brexit vote but was turned down, PoliticsHome has learned.

Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn went head-to-head in the Commons... just before meeting in an attempt to hammer out a Brexit compromise plan.

Theresa May has risked igniting a fresh Tory civil war after she blamed her own MPs and the DUP for the fact she is now seeking Jeremy Corbyn's help to deliver Brexit.

Hft, a national charity that supports adults with learning disabilities has warned that reducing investment in learning and development is having a detrimental effect on social care staff and the vulnerable adults supported by the sector.

A furious Tory MP today quit his job as a minister with a blast at Theresa May for her “grave error” in seeking to forge a Brexit compromise with Jeremy Corbyn.

A Tory ex-Cabinet minister today said his party could “do business with” Jeremy Corbyn to break the Brexit deadlock at Westminster.

The DUP have accused Theresa May of "sub-contracting out the future of Brexit" to Jeremy Corbyn, as Tory MPs reacted with fury to her plan to ask the Labour leader to help deliver the UK's departure from the EU.

It is quite clear that the Conservative Government, assisted by important figures in the Corbyn Labour leadership have been desperate to prevent the issue going back to the public in a democratic popular vote whether on the terms of the ill fated Withdrawal agreement or anything else which Parliament might agree in place of it, says Mike Gapes MP. 

The NHS must curb falling staff numbers and employ more from overseas if Theresa May’s long-term plan for the service is to become a reality, MPs have warned.

A prominent Labour MP has written to the Speaker to ask whether it was right for Theresa May to use taxpayers' cash to “blame and incite resentment of MPs” over Brexit.