Brexit

Eloise Todd, the CEO of Best for Britain, makes a last-ditch case against a large Tory majority.

From bendy bananas to Scottish independence - a timeline of turmoil and chaos.

Top Liberal Democrat says families across the UK will face a 'Brexit squeeze' thanks to the split.

EEF makes upward revision of its forecast for UK factory output growth in 2017 to 1.3% from 1%.

Many fishermen seem to be bored of politics, a year on from the EU referendum.

IBTimes UK travels to Boston, Lincolnshire, where immigration continues to be a major issue.

Theresa May ally Ben Gummer is reportedly being lined up as the UK's next Brexit secretary.

Pro-EU campaigner spoke to IBTimes UK about the Best for Britain tactical voting initiative.

The Hungarian-born philanthropist added that the EU had plunged into an 'existential crisis'.

"You can't negotiate the right Brexit deal for Britain if you don't believe in Britain," the PM said.

A weak pound and growing export orders boost UK manufacturing.

Without their interventions, the Brexit and Trump results might have been very different.

Liberal Democrat leader went after the Tories during the BBC debate over the 'dementia tax'.

Nuffield Trust warned that the care sector could be left with a staff shortage of 70,000.

Visa plan could prove controversial in party's heartlands as general election vote looms.

The SNP today published its manifesto Stronger for Scotland.

We shouldn't focus on things in the past when the government is inflicting misery in the present.

Home Secretary reassures Germany that "we are going to be a strong partner to them in defence and security".

"We Europeans truly have to take our fate into our own hands."

Former Ukip leadership favourite sat down with IBTimes UK for a wide-ranging interview.

Federal Reserve will release minutes of its latest meeting tonight.

Ineos is buying yet another North Sea oil and gas business to continue its operational expansion in the region.

Young families looking for bigger houses drive home prices.

Switching focus from consumer to producer prices when charting the UK economy's path in uncertain climes is worthwhile.

The UK general election is one of the weirdest in recent memory.

"People knew what they were voting for," Nuttall said as he clashed with Lib Dem leader Tim Farron.

The Dow Jones shed more than 370 points for its steepest daily decline since September.

London-focused estate agent Foxtons suffers as the capital's buoyant housing market begins to cool.

The Lib Dem stance on Brexit appears anti-democratic to moderate, pragmatic Remain voters.

New French president and the German chancellor were speaking in Berlin on Macron's 1st day in the job.