BBC Politics News Feed

The chief executive of Britain's biggest carmaker say a "wrong" Brexit would devastate profits and jobs.

PM Viktor Orban accuses the EU of "insulting" Hungary, and says it will not bow to "blackmail".

We cannot choose which bits of Europe we like and which we do not, says Spain's foreign minister.

International students in the UK should not be removed from targets to reduce migration, says a report.

The ex-foreign secretary is among Brexiteers putting the case for leaving without a trade deal.

Mark Carney extends term as Bank of England governor until the end of January 2020, chancellor says.

The approach to police funding is "ineffective", the UK's public spending watchdog says.

Earnings continued to outstrip inflation in the three months to July, while unemployment fell again.

Prime minister to announce new funding for developing zero emission technology at Birmingham summit.

John McDonnell will tell the TUC Labour would "restore the balance of power in the workplace".

It should be easier for police to move travellers on from land they do not have permission to be on, MPs say.

The Labour leader addresses his party, as some of his critics face pressure from members.

A group of Labour MPs suggests ways to "bridge the divide" between communities in Britain.

The EU negotiator says a deal on the UK's withdrawal could be agreed if negotiators are "realistic".

From Eton to Westminster, we take a look at Boris Johnson's political career, and ask what's next.

Writer Ellie Mae O'Hagan talks centrist politics with Conservative MPs Justine Greening and George Freeman.

Where do the big unions stand on a public vote on the final Brexit deal - and what impact might they have on Labour's stance?

With plans for Commons boundary changes set to be submitted on Monday, pollster and Conservative peer Robert Hayward looks at how the review could affect MPs.

The UK economy grew at the fastest pace in almost a year during the three months to July.

A former minister says up to 80 Conservative MPs are prepared to vote against the PM's Chequers deal.