The former Brexit negotiator said the naysayers have been "comprehensively disproven" after the UK's accession to the CPTPP was confirmed.David Frost has warned Remainers that they are “about to be …

Drastic public sector belt-tightening is not an economic necessity but a political decision

A call for multi-millionaire Boris Johnson to pay his own £245,000 Partygate legal fees has been put before MPs.Labour MP Karl Turner has tabled a motion saying it is "inappropriate" for taxpayers to...

Guests will gather on Saturday at Daylesford House in Cotswolds, owned by JCB’s Anthony Bamford

Exclusive: workplace plan sent to ministers says deficit will rise rapidly from current 154,000 if current trends continue

The rail union says strikes for Saturday, Monday and Wednesday have now been called off

Judge rules Guardian journalist successfully established public interest defence under Defamation Act

Agreement to provide contingency travel services terminated over layoffs of nearly 800 seafarers

Sure, we haven't had one nice day this year, and our seawater is full of sewage - but apart from that, a holiday in the UK sounds great.Oh good, a solution that totally ignores the problem, is it? …

Stringent measures to be announced with visitors and returning Britons to be asked to self-isolate

DOVER has seen traffic come to a standstill after Operation Brock was triggered following delayed ferry services.

Letter from four former secretaries of state says Brexit’s damage to peace process must be addressed

Chancellor’s budget signals end of blanket alcohol duty freeze, sending levies soaring in line with inflationBudget 2023: key points at a glanceWhat the budget means for people on a range of incomes

It seems British music is still being hit hard by Brexit. Opera designer Antony McDonald, who won an Olivier Award last week for his work on Alcina at the Royal Opera House, said Brexit had done …

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has today announced bold action to freeze TfL fares this year, to support Londoners struggling with the cost of living and London’s recovery from…

Institute for Fiscal Studies says the point of pensions is to fund retirement, not to bequeath large sums tax free

Editorial: Denying the cost of leaving the EU keeps Britain locked in a cycle of falling living standards and rising anger

Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments, including PMQs and May’s speech on the state of politics

Labour describes autumn statement measures as ‘invoice for the economic carnage’ of disastrous mini-budget under Liz Truss

Verdict by hardline Tory MPs follows decision by DUP to also oppose Windsor framework

James Bethell says Downing Street did not want to prioritise pandemic in early 2020 even as evidence was mounting

Isn’t it a bit late for our former leader to be selling himself as a serious statesman?

The people of Ukraine are fighting for values that the British prime minister tramples on, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Deputy PM’s former private secretaries reportedly preparing to submit formal complaints

‘We can’t control the weather in Spain’, says enviornment secretary

Around two million people are estimated to be heading overseas during the bank holiday weekend, up 11% compared with last year.

Better relations could lead to a reset and talks about a raft of key issues, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Brits travelling to the EU will be required to provide fingerprint and facial scans and pay to enter the bloc from May

French minister raises electricity supply as point of leverage in dispute over access to UK waters