UK companies voice support for rollback of EU workers’ rights
Employers seek change on discrimination and holiday pay
Brexit
How deep is the May-Juncker divide? And can it be bridged?
There’s no sign of shared understanding between the two sides
UK growth slows to 0.3 per cent as Brexit pressures hit consumption
Spending in key retail and service sectors has fallen
This election is a step on the road to an Orwellian, post-Brexit future
We need a Brexit that gives back control
Labour must expose the contradictions at the heart of this Brexit government
The Conservatives can’t be all things to all people
Theresa May is being disingenuous on Scotland – and voters will punish her for it
Like David Cameron, Theresa May is putting the union at risk
‘Living standards crisis’ looms as rising food prices hold inflation at 2.3 per cent
Price increases are outstripping wage growth
A year on from the Panama Papers, a post-Brexit ‘Global Britain’ should lead on transparency
When Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50 last week, she led Britain into the risky, uncertain world of Brexit. While we campaigned passionately for the UK to remain in the EU, Brexit now seems unstoppable. The battle now istest
Remainers creating target list of leave-supporting MPs
Brexiteer MPs representing heavily remain constituencies are to be targeted by pro-European cross-party activists. Targets are being drawn up of Tories and some Labour MPs who campaigned for Brexit despite representing pro-Europe constituencies. Theresa Villiers, the former Northern Ireland secretary undertest
Theresa May refused to make positive case for immigration in EU referendum
A leaked cabinet office document shows that Theresa May sought to undermine the Remain campaign in the EU referendum by refusing to make the positive case for immigration. The document, seen by The Independent, shows that May did not back atest