George Osborne has launched another scathing attack on Theresa May, accusing her of using "false information" to justify a crackdown on the number of foreign students coming to the UK. 

Theresa May is to force companies to declare the size of the pay gap between bosses and workers on the bottom rung of the ladder, it has emerged.

The Government should bring in a student loan-style system to help new immigrants learn English, a cross-party group of MPs and peers has said.

Theresa May has come under fire after it emerged that her complaints about foreign students overstaying their visas applied to just a tiny proportion of arrivals. 

New figures have confirmed a big increase in people choosing to leave the UK since the vote for Brexit last June. 

European governments must get 'tough' on economic migrants or risk disadvantaging genuine refugees, according to the Labour peer who campaigned to let unaccompanied children into the UK.

The Government is today launching a major investigation into the effect international students have on the UK. 

The Home Office has pledged to investigate after sending 100 letters to EU nationals threatening them with “detention” unless they left the UK.

A Home Office report setting out how Britain could be less safe outside the EU was held back during the EU referendum, according to reports.

Scotland’s notional deficit fell by £1.3bn last year, official Scottish government statistics have revealed.

Labour MPs have hit out at shadow minister Chris Williamson after he said women-only train carriages may be needed to tackle a rise in sex attacks.

A Labour frontbencher has said women-only train carriages may be needed to tackle a rise in sex attacks.

Divorced parents will find it much harder to bring their children back to the UK from Europe if the Government fails to strike a Brexit deal, Whitehall officials have admitted.

The UK recorded its first July surplus since 2002 last month – but over borrowing remains higher than in the last financial year.

A senior Labour MP has accused Twitter of failing to act quickly enough on "vile" racist and sexist abuse by users of the website.

The Government has said civil legal rulings issued in other European Union countries will be “recognised and enforced” in the UK beyond Brexit. 

Downing Street has insisted that Brexit trade negotiations can begin in October - despite the Prime Minister of Slovenia warning that they could be delayed until next year.

We’re delighted to announce that we’ve entered into a strategic partnership with Lloyds Banking Group that will have a significant impact on supporting people to improve their digital skills. 

More than 50 Tory MPs have written to Theresa May demanding that she honours a commitment to cap consumers' energy bills.

The Government is examining proposals for stricter checks on car and van hire in the wake of this week's terror attack in Barcelona.

Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith has come in for criticism for sharing a post from his brother on Twitter linking left-wing campaign group Momentum to one of the terrorists in the Barcelona attacks.

The UK stands “shoulder to shoulder” with Spain in dealing with the “perverted extremism” behind yesterday’s terrorist atrocities, Theresa May has said.

Shops and restaurants will be forced to shrink their products unless they can find another way to meet government guidelines to reduce obesity, a senior health official has said.

A Ukip leadership candidate has said he would reduce “unnecessary population” in the UK by paying British Indians to leave the country.