Theresa May

British PM 'intends' to guarantee EU citizens' rights in UK, as long as Britons' rights are protected.

Leadership challenger says comments were just 'rhetoric' and he was not advocating violence.

A new YouGov polls finds the Conservative government leads Labour by 12 points.

Prime minister said the common travel area will remain in place despite Brexit.

MPs report into BHS collapse describes Philip Green as "the unacceptable face of capitalism".

Home Office and Department for Education officials will reportedly lead the policy review

Potential deal could see Britain retain access to the single market while a migration freeze is in place.

Treasury will act if it deems necessary to do so, says chancellor as UK services PMI plunges to seven-year low

The French president said the UK faces a 'choice' between free market access or 'another status'.

May says Brexit roadmap will take time but Merkel insists Germany, UK and EU do not want an 'impasse'.

Bleak news for Jeremy Corbyn as voting intentions swing back to Tories in latest YouGov poll.

Conservative premier suggested Corbyn was an 'unscrupulous boss' during fiery exchange.

Conservative prime minister has been bolstered ahead of clash by news of a fall in unemployment rate.

A decade in the hard-knocks school of local London politics has produced a prime minister and flurry of ministers.

Fidelity which has £185bn of assets under management worldwide is one of the biggest investors in Britain.

May insists she is determined for Britain to make a success of leaving the EU.

UK national academies publish joint statement calling on government support following Brexit.

Brexit has highlighted a real and maybe widening divide between Scotland and England in a way that the Referendum on Scottish Independence did not.

Conservative premier told her top team that she does not want the UK to be defined by Brexit.

Hermann Hauser says tech firm did not need to be sold for it to realise its full potential.

The four replacement submarines are expected to cost taxpayers an estimated £31bn.

MPs will vote on renewing Britain's nuclear capabilities at 10pm BST this evening.

Report comes as parliament debates whether to renew the Trident deterrent

'Security' appears synonymous with a willingness to kill millions at the press of a button

Government wants to renew the programme with Labour split three ways over the nuclear deterrent issue.

Jeremy Corbyn will vote against renewal, with some of his MPs abstaining and others voting for it.

Theresa May confident about future trade after speaking with Australia's Malcolm Turnbull

Nicola Sturgeon considering Scotland remaining part of the UK and EU.

New PM's junior ministerial appointments continue her 'out with the old' theme.

Top Tory held her first meeting with SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon after being appointed prime minister