Theresa May

Academic Paul Bernal slammed UK Labour Party for 'political cowardice' over Investigatory Powers Bill stance.

The chancellor abandons plans to run budget surplus by 2020 and says Britain's economy will grow 2.1% this year.

Chancellor Philip Hammond will also announce £1.4bn investment to help build 40,000 homes.

Obama and Clinton have shown dignity of which Trump and Farage are incapable.

Charles Michel said Europe needs unity to deal with terrorism, Russia and the civil war in Syria.

Two thirds of the officials and MEPs I talk to in Brussels believe that the decision will somehow be reversed.

Carolyn Fairbairn says May's address will be a 'powerful catalyst' for investment in the UK.

Euro boosted by news Angela Merkel will run for fourth term and Francois Fillon's emergence as favourite for presidency in France.

'This is not the way to show that you want to govern for ordinary working people', says Frances O'Grady.

Ahead of the Autumn Statement, we demand a secure funding plan for domestic violence services.

The former PM is setting up a new London bureau, where he will reportedly move 130 staffers.

Paul Drechsler issues plea to the prime minister as he addresses the business body's conference.

Prime Minister hints plans to place workers on companies boards could be watered down.

The prime minister will tell the CBI she supports free markets, despite pledge to cut down on tax avoidance.

Activists demand more funding for specialist services before Wednesday's budget Autumn Statement

While May and Obama are set to discuss Syria, the British prime minister will hold Brexit talks with other EU leaders.

The UK will also not benefit from any 'generous rebates', the German finance minister has said.

Brexit is probably the 'hardest thing any of us have had to deal with,' Manzoni concedes.

Source close to Corbyn told IBTimes UK that he has not changed his preparations for the weekly bout.

'Such matters are normally never discussed in public,' May said when grilled about an award for Farage.

"There is no win-win situation. It's going to be a lose-lose situation" says Dutch minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem.

Lady Brenda Hale said 'a simple Act of Parliament' may not be enough to trigger Article 50.

Caroline Lucas MP accused Labour of 'premature capitulation' in reaction to McDonnell's speech.

Nigel Farage's aide says Donald Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon will 'run ideas' past the Ukip leader before discussing them with May.

British PM promises to make globalisation 'work for all.'

Ukip leader accuses No 10 of 'trying to keep me out of everything,' despite links to President-elect.

Obama threatened to put us at the back of the queue for trade talks, but Trump says we'll be at the front.

PM will also say that the UK must be the strongest supporter for free trade.

The Ukip leader has offered to help build bridges with the President-elect after meeting with him.

The Ukip leader also hit out at 'nasty' comments about the President-elect during the campaign.