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Shadow Brexit secretary will use Chatham House speech to challenge the UK government.

'If you no longer have Brussels to blame, then Westminster takes its place,' Miller said.

Chancellor faces uncertain future in Number 11 after dropping National Insurance hike.

CEO calls for greater intervention by the UK government to protect strategic industries.

First minister of Scotland made the surprise announcement to the media in Edinburgh.

Up to 2,000 workers have walked out in a row over the future role of rail guards.

Left-winger will be joined by Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell outside the Palace of Westminster.

Interview: Brexit challenger also tells IBTimes UK that Blair and Mandelson's days are over.

Business body issues call to Theresa May just weeks before the PM plans to invoke Article 50.

Labour accuses Conservatives of attempting to pursue austerity policies by stealth.

Your internet history is safe for now as law was deemed illegal.

Chris Skidmore, minister for the constitution, outlines plans to crack down on public sector fraud.

UK prime minister made a rare move by sitting in on the proceedings in the upper chamber.

Former UK prime minister urged pro-EU voters across Britian to 'rise up' in central London speech.

Home secretary helps launch a new Centre of Expertise on tackling child sexual abuse.

Republican president facing pressure in US after Michael Flynn quits as national security adviser.

'Invitation reflects the importance of the relationship between the US and the UK,' a spokesperson said.

National security journalists may face prison time for handling leaked information.

Steve Gillan, general secretary of the POA, spoke to IBTimes UK ahead of Truss' address.

The UK Ministry of Justice will reportedly go ahead with its scheme to urge petty criminals to plead guilty online.

The verdict is in, and the UK government gets a zero for data breach reporting.

UK Official Secrets Acts facing first independent scrutiny in 100 years.

Professor Tim Bale says the House of Commons faces a split between 'panglossians and pessimists'.

'There is no task more urgent than defeating poverty,' the international development secretary said.

Warning from top Conservative comes as bill enters the Commons for its second reading.

Planning assumptions for the 10-year programme are based on currency rates set before EU vote.

Recruitment drive comes after Tories recommitted themselves to the 'tens of thousands' net migration target.

Alan Milburn called on businesses to do more in a bid to make workplaces more equal.

CBI Industrial Trends Survey shows optimism among manufacturing firms hit a two-year high in January.

Prime minister has ruled out 'huge sums' going to Brussels after a Brexit.