Brexit

This is only the start of the impact we are likely to see from Brexit.

First Minister announces bid to 'protect Scotland's interests'.

UK see huge spike in hate crimes after EU Referendum vote as total increases 19% from 2015.

Foreign secretary appeared before the powerful House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee.

Campaigners to argue before judges that PM needs parliamentary vote on how to leave EU.

Punam Birly, head of KPMG's immigration and employment practice, told IBTimes UK of concern around the lack of information from government.

But Rics warns that a lack of housing stock will drive house prices up as demand rises again.

Persil, Surf, Dove, Comfort, Ben & Jerry's ice cream have been removed from store's website.

Russia seeking more influence in UK media landscape, says editor of former Soviet propaganda paper.

Many bystanders saw us being threatened and harassed but did not intervene.

Survey of academics say Brexit has cost Cameron heavily in 'league table' of PMs.

Council of Mortgage Lenders says 66,000 loans for house purchases were approved in August 2016.

Labour leader scored a victory against the prime minister during his last debate.

Rate of decline was sharpest in five years and future pricing depends on Brexit negotiations, say Halifax and IHS Markit.

MPs will debate an Opposition Day motion from Sir Keir Starmer in the Commons on Wednesday.

The New Upper Classes are angry and they don't care who knows it. Yet their fury is directed against a populism they helped stir up.

Pure Gym's cancelled float may see a lacklustre year in the IPO market end badly.

Businesses will be burdened by regulation; we will see less skilled workers; and illegal working will increase.

'This is one hell of a climbdown,' a Labour source commented.

Tory MPs seeking new public-owned yacht or recommissioning of the iconic ship ahead of Brexit talks.

Following the alleged attack and release of suspects in Visby, locals attacked the centre with rocks.

Dominic Cummings says the public were only concerned about unskilled workers entering the UK.

Next week, QCs and solicitors will argue that the Government should not be able to trigger Article 50.

Kirby also urged financial services firms to continue to engage with the government.

The latest Tory attempt to rebrand themselves as the party of the proles will fall flat.

Rising US interest rate hike expectations and the absence of major UK economic data meant the British currency hit yet another 31-year low.

The 'Norway model', a WTO default - IBTimes UK untangles the jargon in a look at the UK's options.

The UK's biggest gym operator says current market volatility is not in the long-term interests of its stakeholders.

Leaked government papers predict the economic outcome of trading on WTO rules.

University of Cambridge's Professor Mark Elliott issued warning after David Davis' statement.