Brexit

But Association of Residential Letting Agents says there are still too many landlords increasing rents.

Liberal Democrat leader will launch an attack against Theresa May for 'playing on prejudice'.

UK firms would have to pay £5.2bn a year in tariffs, compared to a combined £12.9bn for EU firms.

Prime minister's move comes as SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon pushes for a second referendum.

If swap rates continue to rise and mortgage providers decide to pass on the increase, then housing finance will tighten.

Business leaders in Brazil, US and China are most optimistic about the UK start-up environment.

Benn said leaving Europe will be 'most complex task Britain has made in peace time'.

The monarchy are said to be 'anxious' about the funding loss.

Smaller banks set to relocate outside of Britain by Christmas.

Atlantic Council's Fran Burwell tells IBTimes UK the CETA blow could bolster British Eurosceptics.

HMRC figures show annual fall in the number of residential property transactions during September 2016.

European Commission spokeswoman tells IBTimes UK there is no language regime for the negotiations.

An increasing number of UK companies are blaming the EU referendum's aftermath for their financial woes, but there is more to it than Brexit.

Financial Reporting Council will examine potential Brexit-related risks for the UK accounting framework.

As Prime Minister Theresa May attends first EU summit in Brussels her Cabinet is split over what type Brexit to pursue.

UK Prime Minister promised to work closely with the political and economic bloc after Brexit.

Land Registry figures show sharp fall between 2014 and 2016 in transactions of homes worth more than £1m.

Those looking to invest in European commercial property markets should proceed with cautious optimism.

Party's foreign affairs spokesman Tom Brake MP issued warning over CJEU hearing.

Bank remains "committed" to preserving the very substantial degree of monetary accommodation, ECB President Mario Draghi says.

Council of Mortgage Lenders said lending rose 2% over the year as interest rate cuts fuels remortgaging.

The rhetoric of Theresa May and others does not reflect Britain's proud history of internationalism.

ONS says retail sales climbed 4.1% year-on-year in September, compared with a 6.6% gain in August.

May will be attending her first EU Council meet at Brussels and will urge for a 'smooth, constructive, orderly' Brexit.

First Minister puts pressure on UK government for Scotland to be heard in Brexit talks.

Iceland which is current chair of EFTA says getting UK into bloc would be placed as priority.

EU judges will decide if Britain must deal with 27 nations on free trade.

Brexit will drive bankers out and hurt the central London property market by reducing demand.

IBTimes UK speaks to Jonathan Reynolds about Brexit and why he returned to Labour's front bench.

Labour heavyweight criticises the Tory PM as Parliament may only vote on airport expansion in winter 2017/18.