New poll predicts big gains for SNP and a Labour collapse in Scotland
Almost half of Scottish voters will support the SNP in next month’s general election as Labour’s share collapses, according to a new poll.
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Leaked Cabinet Office memo says there is no Brexit plan
Theresa May's Government has no Brexit plan and a poor understanding of what leaving the European Union means for industry, according to a leaked memo prepared for the Cabinet Office.
EU will offer “associate citizenship” to Britons who “feel and wish to be part of the European project”
Plans to allow UK nationals to retain their EU citizenship after Brexit are to form part of the European Parliament's negotiating position in upcoming talks.
Lisbon treaty Article 50 author says process is “not irrevocable”
The author of Article 50 has said the UK could choose to remain in the European Union even after exit negotiations begin.
Philip Hammond says UK is not in position to start Brexit negotiations
Britain is not yet in a position to start negotiations on its exit from the European Union, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has said.
Why aren’t our young people voting?
Labour will need a strong turnout from the youth vote to pull off a surprise General Election victory if polls are to be believed.
Tory leadership candidates set out visions of post-Brexit Britain
The race for the Tory leadership intensified as two prominent Leave campaigners moved to block Home Secretary Theresa May's path to Downing Street.
Theresa May “willing to listen to options” over Scotland’s relationship with EU
Theresa May has said she is willing to listen to Nicola Sturgeon's options for Scotland to have a different relationship with the European Union.
Osborne plans corporation tax cut to send ‘open for business’ message
George Osborne is planning to cut corporation tax to less than 15% as part of a plan to give Britain a post-Brexit vote boost.
At least £1bn of public money spent on UK elections and referendums in past 10 years
At least £1 billion of public money has been spent on holding elections and referendums in the UK this decade, new analysis has found – with December’s snap election set to push the figure even higher.