Theresa May could ditch her plan to enshrine in law the date Britain leaves the European Union to avoid a humiliating Commons defeat, a Cabinet minister has signalled.

Speaking at the BSA Annual Lunch, BSA Chairman, Jonathan Westhoff, gave an update on sector action for older borrowers on the second anniversary of the first BSA report.

After reality checks in Brussels and the mystery of vanishing Brexit reports, Seema Malhotra anticipates a famished future of late nights and three line whips

MPs have said there is a “significant risk” that staff may be diverted from protecting borders to deal with a post-Brexit increase in customs activity.

Theresa May is reportedly set to offer the European Union an extra £20bn as part of Britain’s divorce bill from the bloc.

A Tory MP has piled more pressure on Philip Hammond ahead of next week's crunch Budget by calling on him to end austerity to help win back young voters, PoliticsHome can reveal.

Tory MP Anna Soubry has reported five threats against her to the police following the Daily Telegraph’s front page branding Conservative Brexit rebels “mutineers”.

The Government is preparing to row back on the controversial six-week wait faced by new Universal Credit claimants amid growing pressure from MPs, it has been reported.

The newly appointed International Development Secretary has suggested her department should compete for money in the same way charities have to.

MPs have condemned a newspaper for branding Brexit rebels “mutineers”, with one minister saying the headline is an “attempt to divide” the Tories.

Chris Sanger, Head of Tax Policy at EY, predicts what he expects to see in Hammond’s first Autumn Budget. 

Major financial firms will still be able to shift staff in and out of the UK smoothly after Brexit, David Davis reassured the City last night.

Conservative peer Lord Holmes writes for PoliticsHome ahead his PQ warning that if the Government approaches the fourth industrial revolution from a siloed, departmental specific perspective we will fail and fast.

Fake Twitter accounts based in Russia posted thousands of messages encouraging people to vote for Brexit ahead of the EU referendum last year, it has been claimed.

The Managing Director of SSE Wholesale, Martin Pibworth, urges the Government to consider the advantages of its current Carbon Price Floor mechanism 'to provide certainty into the 2020s, whilst it considers the longer-term options presented in the Helm review for carbon pricing and electricity generation'.

Theresa May is facing the prospect of a major rebellion by Tory MPs over her bid to enshrine in law the date Britain leaves the European Union.

Tory veteran Ken Clarke has slated the Government’s "silly" attempt to enshrine in law the day Britain must quit the European Union.

Cabinet ministers fear next week's Budget will be a "car crash" as Philip Hammond comes under mounting pressure to turn around the Government's fortunes with a voter-friendly spending package.

Nurses have urged Philip Hammond to hand them an above-inflation pay rise in next week's Budget after it emerged nearly three quarters believe they are worse off than in 2012.

Jacob Rees-Mogg has urged the Government to follow through on the controversial pledge to hand £350m a week to the NHS after Britain quits the EU.

Today, home furnishings retailer IKEA announces total sales of £1.814 billion in the UK for the financial year ending 31 August 2017 (FY17), an uplift of +5.8% compared to the previous year. This is IKEA UK’s sixth consecutive year of growth, with a +57% increase in sales over the last six years.

The UK could end up “like an old people’s home that can’t pay for itself” after Brexit, George Freeman has warned.  

The Government's fiscal watchdog should use climate change data in its economic forecasting, John McDonnell has said.

Pro-EU campaigners are calling for a Cabinet Office investigation after Liam Fox's department appeared to criticise official government forecasts.