Theresa May

The prime minister will give an address north of the border to kickstart a politically significant week.

Department for Exiting EU proposes allowing three million migrants in UK to keep rights to state handouts.

'It's quite simple – united we stand divided we fall,' said the opposition leader.

In his speech at the Unite for Europe march in London, Campbell told EU supporters to keep fighting.

Courier Andrew Boxer had filed a case against Excel after he took a week's holiday for which he was not paid.

The Battle of Towton in the Wars of the Roses claimed the lives of 1% of the English population.

National Audit Office says government needs to show 'greater urgency' in filling jobs.

The current president sent a measured message of sympathy, focusing on Theresa May.

Airline takes satirical swipe at laptop and tablet ban by US and UK on flights from Middle East.

MPs also returned to work at the House of Commons just a day after the attack.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has invited Londoners to come together for a candlelit vigil at Trafalgar Square from 6pm on 23 March.

Truly globalised empathy is the only way to beat this evil.

She was speaking in the House of Commons, which was locked down for hours during attack.

Theresa May has condemned 'depraved' terror attack that killed three members of public.

The so-called 'divorce bill' is to settle outstanding obligations the UK might have to pay the EU.

Gerry Adams, Theresa May and Tony Blair pay respects to Northern Ireland's former deputy first minister.

Former Bank of England chief foresees no major problems with currency in an independent Scotland.

IBTimes UK looks at the pros and cons for the prime minister calling an election.

Companies using freelance workers to avoid paying sickness and pensions face government crackdown.

Carwyn Jones accuses prime minister of not listening to the Welsh people and risks fracturing UK.

Lib Dems says Theresa May's Brexit vote will damage British businesses.

Nicky Morgan, Nick Clegg and Lucy Powell say the UK needs to increase social mobility.

Sturgeon spoke to a buoyant crowd at the SNP Spring Conference.

He's as unqualified as Trump as president, but if he's true to himself he'll scrutinise May's Brexit strategy.

Conservative premier was given a standing ovation by hundreds of party activists for the address.

UK prime minister also accused Sturgeon of being 'muddled' over her party's pro-EU position.

Former first minister previously argued that Scotland would be able to keep using sterling.

The PM is taking a political gamble on the outcome of the Scottish elections in 2021.

Prime Minister Theresa May will hope to get on the front foot after a triple whammy of bad news.

First Minister of Scotland described move as 'untenable, undemocratic and totally unsustainable'.