Theresa May

Japan's Nikkei share average advances 0.9% to 16,598.67 points.

Hungarian voters expected to reject EU's compulsory migrant quota in referendum vote

British PM promised to trigger Article 50 before March at the Conservative conference.

Now we know that Article 50 will go ahead, it is time for the UK to take back its sovereignty.

Roland Rudd said Sir Craig Oliver swayed by party politics rather than Remain campaign.

The Conservative conference runs from 2-5 October in Birmingham.

The British Prime Minister made the announcement on the BBC's The Andrew Marr show.

May hopes to strike the European Communities Act from the statute books before the German elections.

MPs and supporters join #EducationNotSegregation anti-grammar school rallies across the country.

Matthew Taylor to scrutinise working practices in low-paid industries.

The UK's Chancellor warned big businesses that it isn't sustainable to anger consumers.

Tory PM said she will listen to Scotland's concerns, but won't let them stop Brexit.

The Tories don't see Labour as a threat, but the seeds were sown long before now.

The government will not take any final decision until aviation subcommittee meet either on 11 or 18 October.

Ben Emmerson QC has been suspended amid concerns over aspects of his leadership.

May should by now be in command and control, but Cameron's allies are intent on guarding his legacy.

Shadow chancellor says a Labour government will 'rewrite the rules to the benefit of working people'.

If we have sport or music schools, why shouldn't we have schools for academically gifted children?

PM's camp forced to release private letters in spat between 10 Downing Street and Cameron.

Cameron's ex-spin doctor reveals crisis talks between Cameron and May in the days leading to Brexit.

The French president says he will move 10,000 migrants to centres across France.

There's still lots of life in Labour, and it is working, but only in part.

Islington North MP was re-selected with an increased mandate from members on 24 September.

Institution is first UK university top of Times Higher Education world university rankings.

Thirty-four world leaders will address the General Assembly today, 20 September in New York.

Home Office estimates there were 10,000 to 13,000 potential victims of modern slavery in the UK in 2013.

Critics argue limited successes of bedroom tax do not justify the devastating impact on many of those affected.

Visegrad Four have called for equality for their citizens who live and work in the UK.

The Lib Dem leader is expected to launch a barrage of fighting talk at the Lib Dem autumn conference.

Agenda highlights from the four-day gathering of Lib Dems.