Koen Lenaerts, the President of the European Court of Justice, suggests there are 'many, many ways' it could intervene in Britain’s EU exit

‘Some companies may find that these models work best for them – but there are other routes that use existing board structures,’ says Ms May

Nick Brown said Labour MPs could be at 'fault' in any rift

A number of recent policies have disproportionately hit women

'The looming Brexit seems to have been the best advertisement for the EU,' says Ms Hoffmann

A vicar who admitted to historic “sexual incidents” with a 16-year-old school girl has resigned from his position.

The event organisers warned attendees to bring appropriate footwear or wellies to deal with the mud

Between 20mm and 30mm of rain is expected to fall during a three to six hour period in some areas 

Irn-Bru sales in Parliament have soared in the wake of the SNP's sweeping gains in the 2015 general election, new figures show.

Theresa May will suggest she will match Donald Trump's expected cuts to corporation tax as she attempts to hold out an olive branch to business leaders.

England and Wales score a 'D minus' when it comes to overall physical activity but Scotland is at the joint bottom of the table with an 'F'

The Labour leader will lament the stagnation of productivity since the economic crisis

Cannabis is the most widely used illegal drug in the UK, with 6.7 per cent of adults aged 16 to 59 using it in the past year

A staggering 150,000 youths ask their local authority for help every year

The Government’s Prevent scheme requires all public bodies to report people they believe to be at risk of radicalisation

The 40p tax rate threshold cut was pledged in the Conservative manifesto

The Chancellor accepted that negotiations could create uncertainty for the British economy