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Theresa May's cabinet discuss Brexit exit strategy at Chequers
Conservative prime minister could trigger Article 50 next year to start negotiations with Brussels.
Now we have the Night Tube, it's time to develop London night-time culture and economy
The big challenge is to realign the governance and infrastructure of a capital from 9-5, to 24/7.
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson urged to stop supporting Peter Mandelson's deals with Zimbabwe
Former UK minister Lord Mandelson criticised over deal with controversial minister Patrick Chinamasa.
London's Night Tube finally launches after delays and disputes
Project announced by Boris Johnson in 2014 will bring capital in line with other major world cities.
London gets eight new 24-hour bus services to link with Night Tube launch
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan says the safety and security of Londoners is vital.
Twitter reacts to Michael Gove beard rumours with hilarious photoshopped images
Rumoured Gove beard even has its own Twitter profile.
Patrick McLoughlin's son lands Number 10 role as business community liaison
McLoughlin comes from the Institute of Directors after working on May's leadership campaign.
Theresa May orders ministers to stop the 'nonsense' and focus on Brexit delivery amid turf war
The PM's intervention is in response to the turf war between Liam Fox and Boris Johnson.
Night Tube test run this weekend ahead of 19 August launch of 24-hour service
EXCLUSIVE: Sources say trains will run without passengers on the Victoria and Central lines.
Boris Johnson beats Nigel Farage in poll of most popular political pub landlord
More than one in five trusted the Foreign Secretary to pull pints at their local, YouGov says.
IQ should not be a justification for inequality
Intelligence plays a part in achievement, but its influence is wildly exaggerated.
Saudi Arabia is using British weapons to kill civilians in Yemen – it is time Britain admitted that
Britain's foreign office must condemn Saudi Arabia's war crimes in Yemen
MPs call for probe into human rights' breaches in Yemen conflict by Saudi-led coalition forces
It follows MPs retracting statements that the Saudi-led coalition had not broken humanitarian law
EU considers temporarily exempting UK from freedom of movement rules
Potential deal could see Britain retain access to the single market while a migration freeze is in place.
UK's financial services sector will retain its passporting rights despite Brexit, Boris Johnson says
Passporting allows banks in EU member nations to offer their services to clients across the bloc.
Sam Allardyce is to English football what Boris Johnson is to British politics
The ex-Sunderland boss is the manager England deserve after Euro 2016 disaster with Roy Hodgson.
Boris Johnson makes first visit to US as foreign secretary with United Nations meetings
Johnson's UN trip to New York comes after a grilling from US media in London regarding his 'outright lies'.
UK owed more than £95m in congestion charges and parking fines by foreign diplomats
US officials with diplomatic immunity amass 89,000 congestion charge fines worth £10m.
Boris Johnson shrugs off 'full global itinerary of apology' after media grilling on past remarks
'Rich thesaurus of things I've said' have been misconstrued, insists Britain's foreign secretary.
From funding to jobs: UK's leading scientists issue strong warning over Brexit
UK national academies publish joint statement calling on government support following Brexit.
Inside Theresa May's cabinet: Boris Johnson listens on as new Tory PM chairs first meeting
Conservative premier told her top team that she does not want the UK to be defined by Brexit.
Boris Johnson to woo John Kerry as pair discuss 'special relationship' between UK and US
Foreign secretary to put on charm offensive after offending US President Barack Obama.
Boris Johnson late for informal EU dinner on 1st foreign trip after plane diverted to Luton
Several flights in and out of Luton were disrupted due to the RAF flight's unscheduled landing.
New British foreign secretary Boris Johnson calls for calm in Turkey after coup fails
Johnson said it was crucial for the UK to support Turkey's democratic institutions.
World unites behind Turkey as its government battles unexpected military coup
President Barack Obama has urged the people of Turkey to support the democratically elected government.
France picks up the pieces as Bastille Day attack brings bloodshed and chaos to Nice
Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel killed 84 people in a brutal attack on a 30,000-strong crowd in southern France.
Has blundering Boris Johnson been set-up by Theresa May?
Britain's new foreign secretary has already proved himself adept at changing his mind.
Boris Johnson could ruin Britain's global relationships
The job of foreign secretary requires incessant wooing – one gaffe could undo years of diplomatic progress.
Michael Gove, Nicky Morgan and Jeremy Hunt mocked on Twitter during May cabinet reshuffle
Many also Cheered over rumours (since quashed) of Hunt's possible dismissal.
WikiLeaks cable: Boris Johnson's career 'defies the laws of political gravity', say US officials
The US diplomatic cable brands Johnson a 'mistake-prone former journalist'.