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How PM became the latest Conservative leader to be broken by her party’s divisions on Europe
Traffic measures will include lunchtime street closures to benefit pedestrians
Handling of claims of English test cheating under fire after spending watchdog’s report
Hundreds file complaints after being unable to vote in European elections
Arcadia boss accused over ‘hundreds of grievance cases’
Russell Group launches website to help students choose the right A-levels
Deeply unpopular deal cannot be written off and could yet outlive turbulent premiership
British experience shows social policy must look beyond employment
Daenerys’s speech lost none of its power for being delivered in two fictional languages
Most state funding for research goes to Golden Triangle, but private backers go north
With her Brexit deal ‘dead on arrival’, focus now on precise timing of PM’s departure
Crypto scams, Foxtons hit, inflation above 2%
Criminal justice deterrent should be tougher, says Met police commander
Blog post warns of ‘disorderly’ price moves if conditions sour
A generous view is she faced an impossible task, but the PM made a series of unforced errors
The prime minister lost record numbers from the cabinet and suffered epic Commons reversals
UK prime minister to continue in caretaker role as Tory leadership contest kicks off
People share their thoughts on leader’s legacy
Conservatives will be even more determined to choose the one candidate who can ‘out-Farage Farage’
If you’ve been asked to look after a friend or relative’s affairs, know what the process involves
The FT's Robert Shrimsley on the prime minister's tactical shortcomings
But can smaller industrial towns like Scunthorpe follow its example?
Equity accuses tax authority of a ruthless grab for revenue
A once formidable election-winning machine is now in thrall to fanatical Europhobes
UK pound tops $1.27 as prime minister details her departure from Downing Street
Top banking supervisor says high loan-to-value products have increased as defaults drop
Voters and MPs think he is the candidate most likely to beat Corbyn, despite his flaws
Brexit triggered her arrival in power and led to her downfall
Conservative leader will step down on June 7, drawing three-year premiership to a close
Prime minister made announcement in Downing Street
First major rise since Brexit referendum comes as fewer citizens leave
Most potential successors come from the Conservatives’ pro-Brexit wing
Sunny weather boosts consumer spending as numbers beat expectations
Week of June 10 seen as most likely for PM’s formal departure as party leader
Train operator claims DfT was wrong to kick it out of tender process for three rail franchises
