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Theresa May is set to reassure her warring MPs that she will not fight the next election ahead of a crunch vote which could see her kicked out of Downing Street.
The House of Lords will debate the Science and Technology Committee’s report ”Off-site Manufacture in Construction: Building for Change” which, among other concerns, cites a need to improve the productivity of the industry.
Employee wellbeing is being compromised by a lack of understanding of how to implement effective programmes, reveals the latest research from the British Safety Council
Former Cabinet minister Nicky Morgan today became the latest Conservative MP to suggest a government of "national unity" as Theresa May raced to make changes to her Brexit deal.
John Major has said Article 50 must be "immediately" revoked to give politicians time to find a solution to the Brexit crisis.
John McDonnell has accused the SNP of demanding Labour table a motion of no confidence in the Government because they know it would fail and the chance of a general election would be gone.
Self-employment has been doing the heavy lifting behind the positive labour market figures over the last decade, IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has said.
NFB have responded to Lord Stunell.
Andrea Leadsom has called the impartiality of the Commons Speaker John Bercow into question over his views on Brexit.
Theresa May will today make a last-ditch plea to EU leaders to help save her Brexit deal.
David Cameron has said he does not regret holding the Brexit referendum.
Opposition leaders have accused Theresa May of "contempt for Parliament" for cancelling the vote on her Brexit deal at the last minute.
IKEA UK and Ireland's Matt Maguire writes about changes to the company's business model to enable it to better serve an increasing number of customers, who are living in cities and densely populated urban areas.
Responsible Finance, Carnegie UK Trust and Scotcash are bringing together a high-level group of influencers today (11 December 2018) at the Scottish Parliament to discuss "tackling financial exclusion in Scotland – what more can be done?”
A Labour MP has been banished from the House of Commons chamber after seizing the ceremonial mace in protest at Theresa May's decision to shelve a vote on her Brexit deal.
John Bercow today laid into Theresa May after she scrapped a major Commons showdown on Brexit without seeking the permission of MPs.
The British Safety Council reiterates its demand that the UK’s withdrawal from the EU must not in any way erode the progress made in the UK over the last four decades on workplace health, safety and welfare standards, together with the protection of worker’s rights and product safety.
Read the FULL Commons statement by Theresa May as she tells MPs she will postpone the 'meaningful vote' on Brexit - and adds a personal note about how she felt on the morning after the EU referendum.
Theresa May has ditched plans for a crunch Commons vote on Brexit as she admitted she was on course for a humiliating defeat.
Spare a thought for Michael Gove.
Two members of the Ukip ruling body have quit the party and accused leader Gerard Batten of turning it into a "Nazi" organisation, PoliticsHome can reveal.
Theresa May has postponed the crunch Commons vote on her Brexit deal in the face of overwhelming opposition from her own MPs.
Rising costs and continued uncertainty over Brexit are to blame for the slight drop in construction output, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).
The Trustees of Mates in Mind welcome James Rudoni to the charity as Managing Director.