Paul McNamara , Reporter

The Prime Minister has promised a “bold offer” to MPs in a final bid to get her Brexit deal through parliament, but we’re yet to hear the detail of what that could possibly entail. Lib Dem leader Vince Cable says if it means she’s now going to offer the country a confirmatory referendum on her…

Talks between the government and Labour aimed at reaching a compromise Brexit deal have collapsed, with no agreement, but plenty of mutual recriminations.

British troops facing investigation over alleged offences in the past will be given stronger legal protections, the new Defence Secretary announced today.

Theresa May is meeting Jeremy Corbyn to discuss the cross-party Brexit talks, which are still going on despite stiff Conservative opposition towards a customs union, Labour’s key demand.

The main lesson of Brexit? Never repeat it again, says the European Parliament’s Brexit co-ordinator, Guy Verhofstadt, as he joined the Liberal Democrats on their European election campaign trail today. Denying his presence amounted to foreign interference, Mr Verhofstadt said he didn’t know if Britain would ever leave the EU, while the European Council President Donald Tusk said there was…

Just over two weeks before the European elections, the UK’s data watchdog has warned political parties they’re being closely watched about how they target voters online.

Relatives of the eight people killed in the London Bridge terrorist attack in 2017 have been paying tribute to them on the first day of the inquest into their deaths. Three terrorists ploughed into crowds in a van before attacking people with knives. They were shot dead by the police after 10 minutes of frenzied violence.

Theresa May has appealed to the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to ‘put their differences aside’ and agree a Brexit deal – saying losses by both parties in the local elections meant finding a way to overcome the impasse had become more urgent.

After a terrible night for the Conservatives in English local elections, Theresa May hasn’t exactly been feeling the love in other parts of the Union today either.

The Liberal Democrats have launched their campaign for the European elections.

It appears that the government may have changed its mind about allowing a Chinese firm to play a part in a massive technology infrastructure project.

Selling themselves as the “remain alliance”, the new Change UK party have launched their campaign for the European elections in Bristol, calling for another vote on Brexit.

The actor and comedian Volodymyr Zelenskiy has promised not to “mess up”, after winning a landslide victory in Ukraine’s presidential election.

The Government today launched its long awaited White Paper on the regulation of the internet.

Talks with Labour over a Brexit deal have stalled. But that hasn’t stopped Theresa May calling for compromise on both sides – or risk remaining in the EU after all.