GMB backs Lisa Nandy for Labour leader
General Secretary Tim Roache said Nandy is a "breath of fresh air in the debate over Labour’s future".
Jess Phillips calls for “unifying leader” as she withdraws from the race
Phillips said she had to "be honest" with herself and "that person is not me".
Cabinet to meet in the North to mark Brexit day
Boris Johnson says the Government is determined to ‘level up’ across the country as Britain prepares to leave the EU.
Jess Phillips absent from GMB hustings with announcement “imminent”
Ms Phillips is expected to make a statement on the status of her campaign on this afternoon.
JP Morgan Chase buys Paris office as it plans move out of London
The move is in line with its strategy to continue to serve its European clients seamlessly from the continent's major cities, including Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Dublin.
“Stop Brexit” campaigner chased and knocked over by group of “far right fascists”
"This is the ugly face of Nationalism and thuggery," Steve Bray said.
Brexit Party MEP worries UK will no longer have a voice in Europe in last EU parliament sitting
"THIS IS LITERALLY WHAT YOU VOTED FOR".
Johnson suffers embarrassing Lords defeat
Peers vote for EU citizens to be given physical proof of right to stay in UK after Brexit.
What challenges will the new Director-General face at the BBC?
Lord Tony Hall will step down from the role this summer.
Harry brands the media ‘a powerful force’ in emotional speech
Harry’s relationship with the press has been a complicated and difficult one.
Keir Starmer named after Labour’s “greatest pioneer and its greatest hero”
Keir Hardie rose from humble beginnings to become one of Britain's most notable politicians and the first Labour leader.
22 men are richer than 325 million women in Africa – Oxfam report
The news comes as Boris Johnson hosts the UK-Africa Investment Summit in London.
Labour membership surges by more than 100,000 as deadline looms
It comes after a campaign to urge 'centrists' who left over Jeremy Corbyn to return to the party.
Jess Phillips puts the ‘I’ in ‘opinion’
The Labour leadership hopeful used 'I' 13 times in the first paragraph of a Guardian opinion piece.
Scotland being “frozen out” of Brexit talks
Michael Russell has raised concerns over the lack of involvement of devolved governments in the process.
Wetherspoons to cut price of 10 drinks to mark Brexit
The pub giant’s ‘Let’s stay friends’ move will offer customers around 60p off drinks which originate in a number of European countries.
London Wetherspons to start offering wedding packages
That's right, you can now get married in a Wetherspoons.
Ricky Tomlinson backs Keir Starmer for Labour leadership
Starmer provided pro-bono legal advice to the Royle Family star and the 24 Shrewsbury trade unionists.
Is Momentum losing its momentum?
If Long-Bailey loses the leadership battle it will be seen as proof that the wheels really have come off for Momentum.
Johnson appoints key figure to Grenfell Tower inquiry who has links to cladding company
The engineer ran an organisation that made the aluminium composite cladding panels used on Grenfell.
Long-Bailey and Rayner backed by Momentum in ‘rigged’ ballot
The pair were the only candidates in the yes-no question of whether Momentum should endorse them.
UK pub numbers up for first time in more than a decade
The growth has been driven by food rather than drink, figures show.
Applications for EU Settlement Scheme hit 2.7m
Overall, the number of applications finalised by the end of December was more than 2.45 million.
16 and 17 year olds given the right to vote in Wales
It comes after Labour pledged to give 16 year-olds a vote in a second Brexit referendum.
European MEPs send heartwarming messages as UK prepares to depart EU parliament
"As long as it's your wish to stay with us, the European Union will always be your home"
Big Ben proves Brexit really is a project driven by bell ends
From £350 million-a-week for the NHS to a £500k crowdfunder for some bongs - the Brexit project is slowly unravelling.
Being rich ‘can add nine healthy years to your life’
At 50, the wealthiest men in England and the US lived around an extra 31 years in good health compared with around 22-23 years for the poorest.
Daily Express unleashes wrath after campaign for Big Ben bong turns sour
A look around this morning's papers, as the Daily Express vents at Big Ben bong.
The countries Boris is looking to woo are among the most closed to trade in the world
Bad news for Boris: A new study shows EU countries are some of the most open to trade in the world - whereas his new trade targets are not.
M20 to be closed to remove no-deal Brexit barriers
Ashford MP Damian Green said he was "delighted" the "wretched barriers" were being removed.
BREAKING: Boris rejects calls for a second Scottish independence referendum
The Prime Minister said "you and your predecessor made a personal promise that the 2014 Independence Referendum was a "once in a generation" vote"
Boris Johnson confirms Britain will begin parallel trade talks after Brexit
The PM’s comments follow reports that the UK would seek to conduct parallel post-Brexit trade talks with the US and EU from February.
MPs rule out Big Ben bong for Brexit
"No-one in the meeting thought it was worth spending £500,000 on having Big Ben strike the hour on one occasion", a source said.
‘Red bridge’ must be built to unite support, says Nandy
Lisa Nandy is through to the next round of the Labour leadership battle.
Starmer 72% favourite to become next Labour leader as Lewis pulls out
Shadow Treasury minister Clive Lewis acknowledged he would not get the 22 nominations required.
As a non-Royalist, why do I find myself increasingly defending its family members against so-called patriots?
They ran her out of town and now they're mad she's leaving.
Alaskan man rescued weeks after cabin burned down thanks to SOS sign in snow
A fire in mid-December killed Tyson Steele’s dog and left him with no means of communication, he told state troopers.
Labour leadership race to enter next phase as nominations close
Emily Thornberry and Clive Lewis will find out whether they have sufficient support to make it through to the next stage of the contest.
Watch: Trump comes up with a “beautiful” new name for NATO
He said the alliance's chief, Jens Stoltenberg, seemed "very excited" by the suggestion.
Leave.EU calls for “church bells to ring” on Brexit Day
"Just as we did upon news of the Allies' victory in 1945, let's celebrate our new-found independence!", they said.
Organiser of £120m ‘Festival of Brexit’ hopes to bring “joy, hope and happiness”
Newly appointed boss Martin Green said he aims to bring the nation together when the post-Brexit festival of Britain gets underway.
Tory MP uses maiden Commons speech to call for a Brexit beer
Kate Griffiths said that to mark the UK leaving the European Union breweries should brew a celebratory Brexit beer.
Economic cost of Brexit has already hit £130 billion
The British economy is now 3 per cent smaller than it could have been had the relationship with the EU been maintained.
MPs vote to “limit the future of young people” as popular Erasmus programme is shunned
Tory Brexiteer Suella Braverman even voted against the scheme – despite previously participating in it as a student.
Big increase in average household debt, study suggests
Government austerity, more insecure work and years of pay stagnation are to blame, says the TUC.