Two senior Labour frontbenchers are at odds over the possibility of including a no-deal option on any future EU referendum ballot.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has urged politicians to tone down their language in an effort to heal Britain’s Brexit divisions.

A vote of confidence in Theresa May's government is "inevitable" if her Brexit deal falls, Keir Starmer has said.

Jeremy Corbyn has demanded head-to-head TV debates with Theresa May on Brexit, amid disagreements over the format and which broadcaster should host the event. 

Britain could end up trapped in a customs union with the EU ‘indefinitely’, according to leaked legal advice handed to Theresa May by the attorney general.

Eight Cabinet ministers have discussed advocating a Norway-style Brexit deal if Theresa May's plan is voted down by MPs, it has been reported.

Sam Gyimah has become the latest minister to quit the Government over Theresa May's Brexit deal.

Theresa May has refused to rule out calling MPs back for a second vote on her Brexit deal if they reject it the first time. 

Brits should tell their MPs not to “betray” them over Brexit by voting down the deal Theresa May clinched with Brussels, Cabinet minister Liam Fox said today.

Lib Dem DExEU & International Trade spokesperson Tom Brake MP calls on MPs from all parties to "back the Liberal Democrats in demanding better – vote down this deal, rule out No Deal and demand a People’s Vote". 

Liam Fox will today urge MPs to “set aside our differences” and back the Brexit deal Theresa May clinched with Brussels.

A steady and adequate supply of aggregates needs to be planned, monitored and managed, all of which require support and strong direction from central Government, says MPA.

Theresa May has called on Tory MPs to ditch their misgivings about her Brexit deal and support it for the good of their constituents.

Top MPs from across the political divide have launched a bid to prevent the UK crashing out of the EU without a deal.

A Conservative minister has admitted he would find it "difficult" to serve under Boris Johnson or Jacob Rees-Mogg if either of them ever became Prime Minister.

Rory Stewart was once characterised as a Lawrence of Arabia figure, crossing continents on foot and nation-building in the Middle East. On his arrival in Westminster he was quickly tipped as “a future prime minister”. But after eight years experiencing the complex, messy reality of politics his belief in “great leaders and grand ideas” has been replaced with a deep respect for compromise, pragmatism and gradual progress. He talks to Kevin Schofield about Brexit, “utopian visions” and why he no longer “fantasises” about being in Number Ten 

KPMG comments on today’s ONS migration data

As chair of the Business Select Committee, Rachel Reeves has been inundated with dire warnings about the consequences of a no deal Brexit. But with the Prime Minister’s deal looking unlikely to win the support of MPs at next week’s crunch vote, is there any way forward that works for British business? Sebastian Whale reports

Alstom, as part of European Disability Employment Week, has launched a worldwide internal campaign highlighting the importance of diversity and inclusion. WADA, or “We Are Differently Abled” week, aims to share and propagate best practices and consists in local events at several of its sites around the world.  

Yesterday, the British Safety Council, one of the most trusted international leaders in health, safety and environmental management, launched the India Safety Leadership Group, a forum for its members in India to share best practice and expertise in health, safety and wellbeing and lead broader change across all sectors

The Conservative party could suffer an electoral defeat on the scale of its historic 1997 loss if it delivers the Brexit deal secured by Theresa May, a former minister will warn.

A no-deal Brexit could cause a bigger economic slump than the 2008 financial crash, the Bank of England has warned.

A second EU referendum is "inevitable" if Labour cannot force a general election over Theresa May's Brexit crisis, John McDonnell has said.

Ministers could be held in contempt of Parliament if they refuse to publish their full legal advice on Brexit, John Bercow has warned.