Theresa May

Punam Birly, head of KPMG's immigration and employment practice, told IBTimes UK of concern around the lack of information from government.

Labour leader scored a victory against the prime minister during his last debate.

Businesses will be burdened by regulation; we will see less skilled workers; and illegal working will increase.

'This is one hell of a climbdown,' a Labour source commented.

The latest Tory attempt to rebrand themselves as the party of the proles will fall flat.

The government is under pressure to debate the terms of Brexit in parliament.

ICM says Conservatives' poll lead is the joint second-highest ever recorded.

Smartwatches are increasingly viewed as a security risk by the UK government.

By insisting the vote was all about hostility to foreigners, Remainers push policy in that direction.

'The world is watching. International investors are watching,' said Carolyn Fairbairn.

'Does it make me someone who is trying to do best for my family?' asks the shadow attorney general.

'Nobody… voted for the government to take an axe to the economy,' says Labour Brexit Secretary.

There will be 'no naming and shaming' of companies employing immigrants, says minister.

'Britain wants to leave, but does not want to pay anything,' the French president said.

Bank of England boss says it is up to the government to offset monetary policy.

In the finest traditions of London imperialism, May has ignored the 62% Remain victory north of the border.

If Ukip can't step up, voters have a radical choice between May's aristocratic right and Corbyn's Trotskyist left.

This was the most isolationist, contradictory speech delivered by a party leader in recent times.

PM's speech well-received by Conservative Party faithful in Birmingham.

Prime minister closed the Tory party conference in Birmingham with the address.

May has done more for women than your pink bus, the Scottish Tory leader tells Labour grandee Harman.

Dominic Raab made the warning to his party during the Conservative conference in Birmingham.

In her keynote speech, the prime minister will slam the Labour party's 'divisive' politics.

It's as if suddenly we live in a one-party state where dissent is scorned - which allows racism to steadily grow.

If Corbynistas are so wrong about world events, the public will ask how they can be trusted to run things here.

Prime minister's sense of humour was on show during day three of the Tory conference in Birmingham.

Former party treasurer stopped donations after falling out with David Cameron.

Pound slumps to fresh lows against the dollar while blue-chip shares soar as investors react to Tory conference.

Theresa May says she will exempt armed forces from the European Convention on Human Rights.

It's not good for the governing party, which needs to be tested to avoid turning in on itself.