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Local MP claims rules ‘watered down’ as number of buildings failing tests hits 95
UK chancellor tells Germans Britain cannot ‘have its cake and eat it’ when leaving EU
Balance of power between Northern Irish parties reversed by £1bn windfall from Tories
SNP leader had been under pressure to drop demands for a plebiscite by spring 2019
Barclay promises revamp of ‘Ogden’ rate change that caused car premiums to leap
Government initiative aims to give companies a voice after months of disquiet
Central bank is gearing up to crack down on lending in July, writes Chris Giles
In the UK, no single piece of law defines an employee, a contractor and a worker
May’s short-term partnership is not a blank cheque for her agenda
The impact of Britain’s vote to leave the EU is already being felt
With no good alternative leaders, constancy in government has become a virtue
Banks told to raise capital buffers to protect against shock in growing consumer credit sector
Bid to make banks more resilient to the risk of mounting consumer debt
Inequality and joblessness will fuel and sustain the wave of voters’ anger
Consumer credit is growing at a much faster rate than household incomes
Energy minister rejects suggestions government cooling on plans for new generation of reactors
Grants to Royal Opera House, Southbank Centre, National Theatre and RSC will fall
Chiefs have warned prime minister is failing to consider the needs of labour market
Lord chief justice says leaving the EU is ‘most complex’ legal issue in recent history
UK has fifth-lowest persistent levels in EU but scored worse on short-term measures
UK monarchy’s property portfolio performing well, led by growth of windfarms
Emergency support for banks and consumer credit central to BoE update
Government’s opening offer includes concessions over EU nationals claiming benefits
Javid ‘frankly wrong’ to say system worked well until Grenfell disaster
Shares in US cladding tile maker Arconic fall sharply in New York trading
At 65,000 tons, HMS Queen Elizabeth is biggest warship to be built in Britain
Employers say proposals would lead to a new administrative burden
Pact helps already well-funded region but ‘DUP will be back for more’
