Theresa May has defended a key aide accused of deliberately outing a former partner as gay amid claims Vote Leave broke spending rules during the referendum.

Employers with over 250 members of staff are entering the ‘last chance saloon’ to report their gender pay gap, the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has warned today as it publishes its final strategy on how the new regulations will be enforced.

When people are battling a terminal illness, they shouldn't have to fight for employment protection, says Pauline Latham MP. 

The UK could be shut out of a lucrative EU satellite scheme worth hundreds of millions of pounds in contracts for British firms, according to reports.

The whistleblower who accused Vote Leave of breaking campaign spending rules will today present evidence he says supports his claims.

Labour will push for an amendment to the Government's flagship Brexit bill to prevent the UK leaving the EU without a deal, Keir Starmer will say today.

David Davis had to be provided with a sick bucket this morning as he braved food poisoning to give a major TV interview on Brexit.

Keir Starmer has said the UK's new post-Brexit blue passport should be made by a British firm.

Jacob Rees-Mogg is set to warn Theresa May against maintaining close ties to the EU through an agreement that would lead to the “most almighty smash to the national psyche”.

Boris Johnson has promised to "intensify" efforts to root out Russian social media trolls through increasing cooperation with other states.

Boris Johnson has hit back at "ludicrous" claims that the Vote Leave campaign breached spending rules during the EU referendum.

Keir Starmer has warned Labour colleagues they cannot allow Brexit to tear the party apart.

Vote Leave broke strict spending limits during the EU referendum campaign by funnelling cash to another pro-Brexit group, a whistleblower has claimed.

The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) looks forward to moving in June to its new office at 21 Lombard Street, 1st Floor, EC3V 9AH, next door to the original site of the Lloyd’s Coffee House, to where the origins of insurance can be traced.

Following the EU Leaders’ meeting today James Stewart, Head of Brexit, at KPMG UK said:

A French firm beat a British company to the contract to print the UK's new blue passports because they offered more guarantees about the security of users' information, it has emerged.

EU leaders have given the green light to talks on the future trade relationship between Britain and the EU in a major boost for Theresa May.

Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Owen Smith has defied Jeremy Corbyn to demand that Labour backs a second EU referendum.

EU leaders have backed Theresa May's stance on Russia, as it emerged that several other countries plan to follow her lead by expelling Moscow diplomats in an attempt to dismantle their spy network.

Vince Cable has been left humiliated after European leaders denied his claim that they supported a second referendum.

Prime Ministers from across the EU have backed a call for a second referendum on Brexit.

The boss of UK passport manufacturers De La Rue has demanded Theresa May and Amber Rudd explain to workers why the new blue passports will be made by a Franco-Dutch firm.

Time is rapidly running out for many Support for Mortgage Interest (SMI) recipients before their debt worsens and stress levels rise, says BSA.

Theresa May will today call on European Union leaders to stand together against the threat posed by Russia "for years to come".