Brexit

It will be the second general election in two years.

Sterling hits highest level since January against dollar after PM calls for 8 June election.

PM confirms snap election outside Downing Street

Irish Government said Brexit could have played a part in the 26% increase in applications.

The British prime minister spoke of cherishing Christian values in her Easter message.

Governments must give us tax breaks and share the benefits savings with employers.

Cuillin, 6 and Leija, 4, will unveil the plaque as part of a Great Get Together day.

BCC survey shows firms remain confident over the short-term future but medium-term outlook is uncertain.

Bank warns it will closely monitor the level of cyber and operational risks the new technology faces.

Unemployment rate remains at lowest since 1975 but wage growth declines to 2.2%.

A PACAC report said that the EU referendum website crash may have been caused by a DDoS attack.

David Cameron was criticised for immediately resigning and misusing the Civil Service for political ends.

Escalating war of words between Russia and the West, plus North Korea and Brexit, send gold up by nearly $20.

Inflation holds steady at 2.3%, as decline in air fares offsets sharp increase in food, alcohol and tobacco prices.

The chain has taken advantage of the trend to wear trainers and sportswear as everyday clothing.

Total sales fall 0.2% from a year earlier in March, with like-for-like sales down 1%.

We've prioritised trade and the economy over human life.

An obscure law requires the use of official country names in publications.

Sterling shrugs off last week's decline to edge higher against euro and dollar.

Britain will be excluded from EU ban on roaming charges after it breaks away in March 2019.

Spending rises 0.9% in January-March, the slowest rate of increase since the fourth quarter of 2013.

Leave Means Leave also suggested a series of strict border measures.

My partner had urged me not to wear it for my own safety.

Interview: Matthew Elliott, one of the most influential people in Britain, spoke to IBTimes UK.

Output in the industry falls 1.7% month-on-month in February, defying expectations for a 0.1% growth.

Industrial output falls 0.7%, compared with analysts' expectations for growth to increase to 0.2%.

German SMEs could lose billions in trade should the UK leave the single market.

Permanent job placements weaken slightly in March from February's one-year high.

Bearish data from US failed to halt gains in oil market as traders speculate over extension of Opec cuts.

As Brexit negotiations begin, the row over Gibraltar's sovereignty has started once again.