Brexit

Real wages are forecast to rise just 0.3% in 2017, down from the 1.9% increase seen in 2016.

US president-elect spoke to PM Theresa May in a phone call and invited her to visit Washington.

Social media is awash with stories of violence, intimidation, and fear in the wake of the presidential election outcome.

ONS says it has so far seen 'little evidence' of weaker pound feeding into trade volumes.

The effects of Trump's rejection of free trade are likely to be much more profound than Brexit.

Religious freedom for all is at stake – over the next four years, America must unite to bridge our divisions.

Banks paid £34.2bn in taxes in the year ending March 2016, BBA says.

Intolerance and sentimentality are halting places for Brexiteers who still haven't grasped what they've done.

Theresa May previously insisted that she could stick to triggering Brexit by end of March.

The Government should not use the Crown's prerogative in the manner they have done and should present to Parliament their proposals for leaving the EU.

First Minister demands 'consent of the Scottish Parliament' be considered before Britain leaves EU.

UK manufacturing posts largest monthly gain in five months, but industrial output shrinks on month-on-month basis.

Survey by IHS Markit and REC shows British businesses hired permanent staff at the fastest pace in 8 months in October.

Lord Judge also criticises government's response to press attacks on judges who issued the ruling.

Preparations for first draft of a bill to trigger Brexit underway in case government loses its appeal.

Complaint argues campaigners made 'knowingly misleading' claims, such as ending £350m a week to NHS

House price index from Halifax shows slowing annual rate of growth in the UK.

Budget airline posts 7% increase in first half profit and expects to carry 200m passengers a year by 2024.

The UKIP leader earlier warned of disturbances on the streets if Britain's EU withdrawal is blocked.

Speaking to journalists at 37,000 feet, the PM also defended the 'independence of the judiciary.'

The Labour leader outlined 'access' to the single market and workers' rights as lines in the sand.

The former Ukip leader also warned of 'real disturbance on the streets' if we are left with 'half-Brexit'.

The campaigner said 'everyone should be my biggest fan' after she paved the legal certainty for Brexit.

British prime minister tells opponents not to re-fight 'battles of the past'.

But Liz Truss falls short in condemning press attacks on judges over Article 50 ruling.

Bob Neill MP said criticisms over judges' decision were 'horrifying' and reminded him of 'Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe'.

The judgment reaffirmed that the Government does not override the will of Parliament.

Oil futures remain in negative territory as oversupply sentiment weighs on trading.

Stephen Phillips feels he can no longer represent those who elected him as Government negotiates leaving EU.

Demand for physical gold continues to rise despite extreme volatility in the futures market.