EU Referendum

House prices will fall in London as demand is throttled by global economic issues, tax rises and Brexit.

British PM 'intends' to guarantee EU citizens' rights in UK, as long as Britons' rights are protected.

ONS says the economy saw 0.6% growth, up from 0.4% in the previous quarter.

Like-for-like sales in taverns up 2.5% in the 16 weeks to 23 July period.

More than 6,000 hate crimes were recorded in weeks following EU Referendum.

Duke of York attended inauguration of traditional gate replica in busy central London.

BBA lending data shows number of mortgage approvals in June 2016 was 48,973.

IBTimes UK looks at some of the key figures who helped launch the organisation.

Arla survey shows little change to supply of rental homes after Brexit vote on 23 June.

Home Office and Department for Education officials will reportedly lead the policy review

UK-based analytics firm wary of Brexit impact on long-term growth.

As a lengthy negotiating process looms ahead, the chancellor points to 'uncertainty' over Brexit outcome.

The world's largest economies pledge to work together to combat volatility.

289 hate crimes were reported the day after the EU referendum result was announced.

Ministers did not divulge their plans on how to boost growth.

Potential deal could see Britain retain access to the single market while a migration freeze is in place.

More than 16,000 people have signed a petition calling for Britons in Spain to get dual citizenship.

Knight Frank's House Price Sentiment Index turns negative for first time since 2013 after EU referendum

Britain's economy likely to contract 0.4% in the third quarter, survey says.

Hometrack UK Cities Index shows that Aberdeen house prices are worst-performing in the country.

UK housebuilders say demand is still strong in housing market amid chronic undersupply of homes

The French president said the UK faces a 'choice' between free market access or 'another status'.

Online home appliances retailer reports 25% increase in UK sales in the first quarter.

Council of Mortgage Lenders says it expects market activity to 'soften modestly' as transactions weaken.

On the occupier side – office or retail space – demand was flat, the first instance of no rise since 2012 slowdown.

May says Brexit roadmap will take time but Merkel insists Germany, UK and EU do not want an 'impasse'.

Cross-Channel rail operator lowered its 2016 profit forecast by 4.5% to €535m.

Chemical firm expects 'substantial' boost to full-year earnings from weak pound.

Former deputy prime minister has been appointed EU spokesman of the Liberal Democrats.

National Housing Federation calls for more 'flexibility' in public funds for housebuilding to solve housing crisis