Theresa May is flying to Canada on Monday to lay the foundations for a post-Brexit trade deal amid a continuing furore over the Government's approach to EU withdrawal.

Boris Johnson is preparing for crunch talks with Theresa May amid recriminations over the Brexit blueprint that left him clashing with officials and facing criticism from colleagues.

David Davis has accused Brussels and its chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier of having a "silly" approach to the talks on the UK's withdrawal from the European Union.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has been accused of jeopardising peace in the North, after reaching a £1bn deal with the DUP to prop up her minority Government.

The DUP has backed a deal to support the minority Conservative government in the UK.

The British Prime Minister will be desperate to get agreement from the DUP to back her legislative programme in the Commons.

If Britain’s Theresa May concedes too much to those right-wing Brexiteers and Euroskeptics, she could make it impossible to reach a final agreement with Europe, writes Robert Harvey

A pilot scheme in Britain which allows victims and witnesses to give evidence ahead of criminal trials starts today.

A new campaign is being launched in the UK to warn of the dangers of fans using flares and smoke bombs after it was revealed children as young as eight have been used as “mules” to smuggle pyrotechnic devices into football grounds.

Ministers have defended controversial plans to ban cheap deals on booze, insisting they would save hundreds of lives every year.

Closer co-operation between the UK and Ireland will help crack down on illegal immigration, ministers said today.

IRELAND and Britain will sign an historic agreement today reinforcing their commitment to preserving the Common Travel Area (CTA), while further cracking down on illegal immigration.

Britain's prison population reached a record high today as officials said they were developing contingency plans to manage the unprecedented situation caused by hundreds of people being jailed over the riots.

A PAKISTANI national convicted of child sex offences in Britain has been deported, the Home Office said yesterday.

Up to 181,000 migrants who should have gone home over the past two years alone could still be in the UK illegally, figures showed today.

Migrants coming to the UK from outside the EU are to be banned from working as chefs in fast food outlets and takeaways, the British government said.

Banning the wearing of burkas in public would be “rather un-British”, the country's Immigration Minister said today as he attacked efforts to make it illegal in this country.

About 20 low-risk offenders are to take part in a pilot electronic tagging scheme this autumn, it was revealed today.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will set out measures today designed to find jobs for 500,000 British workers, bringing the UK closer to full employment than before.

Michael Howard’s leadership bid will be put to a vote of the Tory membership in England even if he remains the only candidate, the party confirmed today.