The weak economic outlook and continued uncertainty about the impact of the UK’s exit from the EU are factors driving negative consumer sentiment about the housing market for a 4th consecutive quarter across Britain, says BSA.

Emily Thornberry has been criticised by Labour MPs after she appeared to suggest that the party would still vote for the Government's Brexit deal even if it was “blah, blah, blah” and did not contain much detail.

With exactly one year until Brexit, construction employers in the UK are praising the quality of their EU workers and encouraging them to stay, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).

David Davis has said Parliament will vote down the final Brexit deal reached with Brussels in the autumn if future trade terms are not broadly agreed with the EU.

The Prime Minister will travel across the four nations of the UK today in a whistle-stop trip to promote her post-Brexit vision.

Shockingly low figures point to an even more severe problem than the wider pensions crisis: the UK’s growing self-employed population may not be saving properly for later life. 

SNC-Lavalin, a globally fully integrated professional services and project management company, has signed a long-term agreement with Landsec for a new UK hub within the Nova North Building in Victoria, London.

Theresa May has not yet discussed plans for post-Brexit immigration with her top ministerial team, Amber Rudd revealed today.

The government has confirmed £20 million funding for businesses and researchers to pioneer the use of ground-breaking quantum technologies.   

Pensions paid to MPs are funded through profits linked directly to the Kremlin, PoliticsHome can reveal.

UK citizens could lose their rights to urgent medical treatment while travelling in the EU after Brexit, peers have warned.

PoliticsHome interviews Philip Hoare, the UK & Europe CEO of SNC-Lavalin’s Atkins business, who leads a 9,000-strong team across sectors including transport, defence and security, to discuss increasing UK productivity levels and embracing new challenges.

Dianne Hayter on why Ministers must understand the ties that bind many younger people to Europe and reflect those views when negotiating our departure from the EU.

Len McCluskey has been accused of breaking strict rules in his campaign to be re-elected the general secretary of Unite.

Jacob Rees-Mogg today hit out at “cave-dwellers” he says are trying to frustrate the Brexit process.

We need a serious delivery plan in place for post-Brexit skills and immigration policy, the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has said in response to the Migration Advisory Committee’s Interim update. 

The IR35 shambles shows no sign of abating, IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self Employed) has today said, following the successful appeal by a contractor overturning an HMRC decision in the First Tier Tribunal.

Allegations that the official Brexit campaign, Vote Leave, breached spending limits during the EU referendum will be debated by MPs today.

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.