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Leading Eurosceptic issues warning after MPs vote to take control of EU withdrawal process
Ex-Uber chief looks to expand outside US through acquisitions
Demands by HMRC to pay tax avoided over past two decades has led to suicide and bankruptcy claims
Regulator sets out plan to help borrowers locked into expensive rates with failed lenders
Contractor for high-speed railway project accused of violating agreement on labour conditions
Government defeat as ministers resign to join cross-party effort to find alternative to May’s plan
Once dismissed as hapless, the Tory MP has wrested control from Theresa May
Transformation of central brownfield site aims to improve historic UK city’s prospects
Logistics group expands in Sheffield as labour shortages force companies to change tack
Commons set to vote on alternatives to May’s deal but with no certainty of clear winner
PM infuriates Eurosceptics by reverting to trying to scare them into backing exit deal
The UK is a large minnow, but still a minnow, in a very big sea
Former Tory minister has become perhaps the most pivotal figure in parliament
Lobby group data show consumers holding off from buying major items such as houses
Possible all-cash offer comes as lenders look to take control
Premium tonic maker continues to see revenues rise as it caters to market for speciality gins
Shares fall as plumbing and heating equipment supplier predicts profits at lower end of expectations
An ageing population and later retirement means employers will soon have little choice
We plan to buy a property in London for our daughter who starts university there next year
Members of UK Parliament vote to seize control of the Brexit process, Apple brings o…
The cost and febrile UK politics leave big and small companies wary of hedging currency risk
Soaring boardroom salaries and lavish pensions a symbol of ‘corporate greed’
Parliamentary committee seeks rights ‘guarantee’ for Europeans resident in the UK
Survey finds 80% of Brexiters feel government has handled negotiations badly
Problem stems from annual pension savings allowance taper introduced in 2016
If vote does not pass, Brexit will still be delayed because of supremacy of EU law
PM’s relations with Democratic Unionists hit new low
MPs have a chance to take charge of the process. They should seize it
Forcing the parties to clarify their positions would ideally create a majority
Brussels finalises preparations but warns UK of delays for people and goods
Thousands of gallons were discharged in West Midlands park, leading to £500,000 fine
UK prime minister is opposed to allowing MPs 'indicative votes' in reaching decisions
A win for the IWGB union in the landmark case would have had far-reaching implications
Mixed record of new national police highlighted by parliamentary committee
After an imperial age marked by stagnation, the nation hopes for a ‘reset’
No sign of a clear strategy from cabinet that rescues May’s government from crisis
