Theresa May

Tim Farron is to claim Brexit has put the party back on the map.

The European Council president made the revelation after an informal summit of EU countries in Bratislava that did not include the UK.

Theresa May has made corporate governance a priority after scandals at BHS and Sports Direct.

Former chancellor says he'll stay in politics for flagship scheme following fears PM was reluctant.

The health secretary has been accused of breaking down trust with the medical profession.

The ex-Chancellor will chair a new think tank aimed at boosting England's northern cities.

Beijing-controlled Hikvision has over 1m of its security cameras based around British sites.

Goverment approves £18bn deal with new conditions around ownership and sale of nuclear plants.

Report says Prime Minister Theresa May has green-lighted the £18bn nuclear power plant in Somerset.

Labour leader gave one of his strongest performances at Prime Minister's Questions.

Only four countries allow schools to reject pupils on religious grounds; Estonia, Israel, Ireland, and the UK.

Darren Topp hopes to enjoy better working relationships at LK Bennett than he endured at BHS.

May and critics have had concerns about the security implications of Chinese investment.

The first female BBC chair said that she will not re-enter the appointment process.

House of Lords Constitution Committee says it would be 'constitutionally inappropriate' to ignore parliament.

Human rights campaigner Chakrabarti will be introduced to Lords as a Labour peer today.

Labour could lose more than 30 MPs under the Boundary Commission proposals.

Cameron resigned as prime minister after the UK voted to leave EU and was succeeded by Theresa May.

The steel industry claim a third runway would keep thousands of jobs.

Lord Deighton said that the plans could be amended to cut costs on the project.

Conservative premier unveiled a set of major educational reforms today.

Minister David Jones revealed the figure to former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.

Thousands took to Twitter to voice their views on grammar schools - and used the wrong spelling.

Conservative premier made the announcement as part of a major speech on education policy today.

The selective schools were outlawed in 1998 but the prime minister says present system is 'unfair'.

Prime minister told 1922 committee there is already 'selection by house price'.

Committee to advise refit of the estate to start in 2022.

PM issued statement after Brexit Secretary David Davis was slapped down by Number 10.

Resolution Foundation says national living wage might increase to only £8.70 per hour by end of the decade.

Party leaders will go head-to-head across the dispatch boxes this afternoon.