SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford has warned Theresa May not to go down the "very, very dangerous road" of ignoring the Scottish Government's call for a seat at the Brexit negotiating table.
Labour will challenge MPs to back a "jobs first" Brexit that delivers the "exact same benefits" of the European single market and customs union in the final round of House of Commons votes on the Queen's Speech.
Visitors should be charged £10 to enter Britain to pay for new technology to avoid the need for a hard Irish border and increase the ease of doing business after Brexit, a think-tank has said.
Scotland's Brexit Minister has told a Holyrood committee that he is "not 100% convinced" the UK will leave the EU.
A Belgian MEP has claimed Theresa May has shown appalling leadership and should go back to the voters on Brexit.
The principal of Aberdeen University has argued that free university places taken up by European students should be reallocated to Scots after Brexit.
Theresa May faces her first Prime Minister's Questions since a disastrous general election amid apparent Cabinet splits over Brexit and anger over the deal with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) to prop up her minority government.
The First Minister's decision to put her indyref2 plans on ice shows she was profoundly shocked to see her party's big beasts fall as victims of a Tory surge.
Workers at luxury carmaker Bentley are to receive a 6.5% pay rise over three years and have their basic hours cut to 35 under a "groundbreaking" deal, said Unite.
The UK will be out of the EU customs union and single market by March 2019, David Davis said.
Nicola Sturgeon has announced a "reset" of the Scottish Government's plans to hold a new independence vote.
Wage growth continues to struggle to keep pace with inflation, with workers clamping down on spending, although pay is definitely "on the up", a report shows.
More than a million foreign workers are preparing to ditch Britain, adding to fears that the country is facing a Brexit brain drain, new research shows.
A leading European Conservative has dismissed predictions of massive job losses in a post-Brexit world.
The UK's "divorce bill" on leaving the European Union should be no more than £26 billion (30 billion euro), a free-market think tank has calculated.
The Scottish MEP often described as German Chancellor Angela Merkel's right hand man has claimed Brexit will end up as a Ukraine-style free trade agreement.
Theresa May has suffered a fresh rebuff from Brussels over her latest attempt to break the deadlock over the rights of the 3.2 million EU nationals living in the UK after Brexit.
SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford has said the party is to focus on "protecting Scotland's interests in Brexit" amid speculation Nicola Sturgeon is to put plans for a second independence referendum on hold.
A Tory leadership contest would be "catastrophic" for EU withdrawal negotiations, Brexit Secretary David Davis has said.
One of South Korea's biggest banks will open a subsidiary in Frankfurt this autumn, making it the latest lender to commit to the German city in the wake of the Brexit vote.
The co-founder of the UK's biggest independent mobile games firm says his Dundee-based business is better off in the EU and would welcome Scottish independence if it meant staying in the bloc.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has waded into the politically bitter Brexit debate by calling on Prime Minister Theresa May to set up a cross-party commission to advise her on withdrawal negotiations.
Duty-free access to the UK for imports from nations across the developing world will be maintained after Brexit, the Government has said.
Labour and the SNP are both demanding the Scottish Government have a role in the UK's Brexit talks, with Jeremy Corbyn insisting: "We are clear that the voice of the Scottish people must be heard."
The Archbishop of Canterbury has waded into the politically bitter Brexit debate by calling on Prime Minister Theresa May to set up a cross-party commission to advise her on withdrawal negotiations.
New Environment Secretary Michael Gove has ruled out the Scottish Government having a direct role in the Brexit negotiations.
Calls by a Cabinet minister for broadcasters to be "patriotic" over Brexit have been branded "sinister" by Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron.
Theresa May blocked David Cameron's attempt after last year's Brexit referendum to unilaterally guarantee that European Union nationals living in Britain could stay in the country, George Osborne's newspaper has claimed.
The European Central Bank has put forward proposals that would enhance its oversight over euro clearing, adding to fears that London is set to lose its grip on the multibillion pound market following Brexit.
House prices across the UK's major cities have recorded their strongest quarterly growth for three years, according to property analysts Hometrack.
The UK will offer residency guarantees for EU citizens if a reciprocal offer is provided, the Prime Minister has told other heads of state.
Theresa May's hopes for an early deal on the rights of expat citizens after Brexit suffered a setback when EU leaders gave a frosty reception to proposals which she unveiled at a Brussels summit.
