George Osborne

Volatility, uncertainty and EU trade deals are the main challenges facing Britain in the aftermath of EU referendum.

British currency pierces through low levels last seen in 1985 as post-Brexit volatility continues

Chancellor to issue statement at 7am BST in a bid to calm investor fears.

Chancellor warned of an emergency budget in the event of a Leave vote in the EU referendum

Following warnings from its rivals, Moody's is the first ratings agency to act on Brexit vote.

Public borrowing for May came in at £9.7bn – lowest on record for the month since May 2007.

Gove and Corbyn clash on immigration as EU referendum campaigning resumes.

Garment sales boosted UK retail figures last month as prices fell 2.8%.

Brexit group claims pro-EU campaigners are in a 'complete mess' over the top issue.

British prime minister says UK should not risk its financial health by voting to split from the EU.

Sir Charlie Mayfield says UK economy will be better off staying inside the European Union.

In his most dire warning yet, the chancellor will also say petrol and alcohol prices will go up.

Professor David Miles, who called 2007 housing crash, pours cold water on Treasury's Brexit analysis.

Arcadis predicts prime property in cities like Birmingham and Manchester set to boom.

The chancellor made the claim in an interview with the BBC.

The sale of the site to Chinese investors will have a serious impact on democratic rights

Voting to leave the EU could add between £920-£1,470 a year to average mortgage costs, it is claimed.

The Labour leader launched a scathing attack on fellow 'Remain' campaigners in a pro-EU speech on Thursday.

As Vote Leave focuses on immigration, George Osborne hit back, saying Brexiteers have 'no economic plan'.

Andrew Bridgen and Nadine Dorries call for general elections 'by Christmas' if the majority vote is in favour of Brexit.

New book shows why poor Britons have no chance of breaking into the country's elite.

Boris Johnson is touring the country on a bus that manages to have three lies emblazoned upon it.

Warning comes as Treasury releases its analysis into the short-term effects of a 'leave' vote.

Chancellor asks blunt question as Treasury analysis claims GDP will fall 3.6% after two years if Britain leaves EU.

British chancellor said Brexit will cause an 'immediate economic shock'.

Vote Leave spokesman issued the insult as he visited a women's clothing factory near Nottingham.

Conservative chancellor brands 'leave' campaigners conspiracy theorists.

Cameron thinks ex-London mayor will be a 'Brexiteer' and Osborne has 'a lot of ground to make up'.

Rightmove says "eye-watering" price rises for first-time buyers as rampant buy-to-let investors consume supply.

Carney said it is the bank's job to 'mitigate risks to the UK economy'.