Theresa May

Renowned academic spoke to IBTimes UK about the prime minister's surprise move.

French presidential hopeful and En Marche! founder made the comments just metres from Number 10.

New blow for Jeremy Corbyn and Labour ahead of the Stoke and Copeland by-elections.

Leave supporters warn that peers could face public revolt if they thwart the Commons.

Organisers say tens of thousands of people will protests across the UK.

Fallout from Brexit sees prominent business group prepare for an Indyref2 vote

The European Union Baroque Orchestra (EUBO) will relocate to Antwerp

The UK PM will meet the CEO of PSA Group, which manufactures Peugeot vehicles

Domestic abuse crimes recorded by the police account for around 1-in-10 of all reports

India's recently-appointed High Commissioner to Britain tells IBTimes UK Brexit could enhance Indo-UK partnership.

Blair criticised the Government's push for "Brexit at any cost" and called on progressives to unite.

The former prime minister says voters had the right to change their minds.

Interview: TUC general secretary spoke to IBTimes UK as divorce negotiations with the EU loom.

Republican president facing pressure in US after Michael Flynn quits as national security adviser.

From Shinzo Abe to Neil Gorsuch, Trump can't cope with a traditional handshake.

Watch Scottish Conservative leader tease details about the White House meeting in January.

Lloyds operates a Bank of Scotland branch in the German capital.

Scotland's First Minister said it was the UK's 'moral duty' to take on more unaccompanied child refugees.

Lord Alfred Dubs, after whom the scheme has been named, has started a petition asking the PM not to abandon it.

Not a single amendment to the bill was passed.

Conservative council leader David Hodge denies the Labour leader's PMQs claims.

Nick Clegg claims MPs may be forced to choose between 'bad deal or no deal at all'.

The trip will be 'a renewed expression of the close relationship between Britain and China'.

Indians are suddenly finding that they are as vulnerable as the unwanted refugee.

The only people John Bercow speaks for are hysterical anti-Trump virtue-signallers.

Concession came as MPs debated the third reading of the Article 50 bill in the House of Commons.

Suggested changes defeated after May tells MPs not to 'obstruct the will of the British people'.

IBTimes UK watched as ministers left fundraiser to avoid embarrassing House of Commons defeat.

Parliamentary speaker has said he is "strongly opposed" to President Trump addressing parliament.

The rhetoric from Iran comes days after Trump put the country 'on notice' after missile tests.