British government conducts humiliating U-turn on A-level results
Grades for thousands of students in England will now be based on teachers’ assessments
Jo Swinson elected new leader of Liberal Democrats
Party predicted to gain another Westminster MP in upcoming byelection
Jacob Rees-Mogg’s Victorians has sold 734 copies. Will publishers take note?
The Brexiteer’s book has sales to match its awful reviews. He’s not the first politician who has struggled to flog a book
Tories unlikely to select correct new leader, says Farage
Brexit Party leader predicts general election win if Conservatives fail on October Brexit
Nigel Farage hit by milkshake on European campaign trail
Theresa May to start talks with cabinet over new withdrawal Bill on Tuesday
UK defence secretary sacked after Huawei leak inquiry
Gavin Williamson ‘strenously’ denies responsibility for leak from National Security Council meeting
UK software group was HP’s ‘unwanted stepchild’, court told
Lawyers set out defence as Autonomy founder accused of fraud by US tech giant
May to make formal request to EU leaders for Brexit delay
Prime minister no longer putting deal to third vote, following Bercow's intervention
Brexit poll lacked clarity of same-sex marriage vote, says campaigner
Tiernan Brady tells House of Commons event how UK could best approach a second referendum
Paddy Ashdown, former Liberal Democrat leader, dies aged 77
Tributes paid to the ‘loyal and generous’ British politician following his death
Conservatives urged to unite behind Theresa May over Brexit transition time
Foreign secretary Hunt says unity had given other EU countries more leverage in talks
Arlene Foster says abortion result will have no impact on North
Sinn Féin leader McDonald calls for abortion to be more widely available in the North
No time for parliament vote on Syria strikes, says May
Prime minister insists call made in ‘national interest’ rather than due to pressure from US
Brexit will not create ‘Mad Max’ dystopia, says Davis
Brexit secretary will say UK prefers mutual recognition of rules rather than full convergence
Ireland is guilty of its own grand Brexit delusion
Many still cling to fantasy that UK will pull back at the last minute. Don’t count on it
British government ‘a nest of singing birds’, says Boris Johnson
Foreign secretary rejects talk of split as May calls cabinet meeting for major Brexit speech
Unregulated free movement would ‘not keep faith’ with Brexit
Comments by Britain’s international trade secretary seem to contradict chancellor
Vince Cable elected new Liberal Democrat leader
Veteran politician promises to push for a softer Brexit after winning unopposed
Theresa May pledges ‘humility and resolve’ over majority loss
Election results will not deter political will to leave EU, says British prime minister
Lib Dems make gains but former leader ‘dies by the sword’
One-time deputy PM Nick Clegg is the biggest casualty of the general election
Five key battles that tell the story of the UK election
Tory share of vote rises but senior figures among casualties of tactical error
British general election: Winners and losers
Jeremy Corbyn, Boris Johnson, women MPs; Theresa May, Ukip, the right wing press
‘The country is safe with Corbynistas!’ - shock and joy in London
Labour supporters hail a generational shift in politics as Tories lament devastating loss
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Politicians meet UK regulator in bid to block Murdoch’s Sky takeover
Media tycoon’s 21st Century Fox is aiming to seize control of the 61 per cent of Sky
What Tory minister Amber Rudd said about foreign workers
Minister announced plans to tighten rules around hiring staff
George Osborne takes anti-EU conspiracy theorists to task
Vince Cable and Ed Balls also attend Ryanair event to warn of economic impact of Brexit
UK business groups concerned over gender pay proposal
Mixed reponse to plan to make firms publish salary differences
UK Election: Liberal Democrats face uncertainty after vote
Nick Clegg’s party must reflect on losses following ‘painful’ election night
London Letter: Workers reluctant to take cases against employers due to charges
More complicated cases cost claimant £250 at the beginning and £950 before the hearing
Landmark ruling on overtime is good news for workers in UK
But bad news at Rolls-Royce as it will lay off more than 2,500 employees
Lib Dems turn fire on Tories in bid to differentiate themselves
Cable, Clegg, take more aggressive approach to coalition partners
Pfizer chief faces hostile grilling on takeover bid
Westminster not happy with Ian Reid’s pledges on takeover of AstraZeneca
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