Starmer brands criticism of UK-India trade deal ‘incoherent nonsense’
Government will consider ‘sensible’ UK-EU youth mobility proposals – minister
Singer Tanita Tikaram to release sequel to debut album after 37 years
Streeting: Reform UK a ‘real threat’ to Labour and ‘serious opposition force’
Data is driving trade deal pursuit, not ‘post-imperial delusion’, minister says
Withdrawal of critical veterinary medicines could have ‘severe impact’ on NI
Reeves meets with her American counterpart amid US-UK trade deal talks
Immigration no ‘quick-fix’ for aging population, says Bowie
Reeves suggests EU relationship is higher priority ahead of trade talks with US
Holyrood immigration power could help with ‘offsetting’ Brexit damage, claims MP
Young EU citizens visa scheme to work in UK 'moving in good direction'
Businesses ‘crying out’ for Scottish visas to boost workforce, says SNP MP
EU-UK talks making ‘good progress’ says Downing Street after von der Leyen visit
Miliband hits back at Farage over ‘nonsense and lies’ about net zero
Young people of Northern Ireland urged never to take peace for granted
'Stop Brexit Man' cleared of flouting police ban over protest music
Stop Brexit Man made Braverman’s then-chief of staff ‘feel a victim’, court told
UK will continue negotiations ‘coolly and calmly’ as Trump pauses some tariffs
Benn: NI gains from Windsor Framework will face consequences of US tariffs
Badenoch accused of being ‘in the pay of climate deniers’ over net zero remarks
‘We’re all pro-Europeans now’: Rudd seeks to rebuild Tory-Europe relations
British press urges caution following Donald Trump’s ‘weapon of tariffs’
Minister due to face MPs after Trump tariffs unveiled
Impact of tariffs laid bare on eve of ‘significant day in history of the world’
Pharmaceutical exports could be cut by half if tariffs apply, Tanaiste warns
Reform UK echoes Trump with ‘make Britain great again’ aired at election launch
Jim Allister: Varadkar ‘partitioned’ UK by pushing border in Brexit talks
Former Russian minister ‘shocked’ to learn he was subject to sanctions in UK
Terminally ill children will suffer because of national insurance rises, says MP
How many people work in the UK Civil Service?
Kicking civil servants who can’t answer back is a low blow
PM signals he will take on ‘watchdog state’ of blocker bodies and agencies
Sturgeon ‘changed Scottish lives for the better’ – Swinney
New Brexit rules risk leaving ‘gaps on shelves’ in Northern Ireland by July
Canada will never be part of America, Mark Carney says after winning PM race
Gillian Anderson and Boris Johnson among British Book Awards nominees
Prime Minister and Taoiseach pledge to work together ahead of inaugural summit
London bar owner says Treasury change ‘misunderstands why people drink wine’
More than three quarters of Britons engage with orchestral music daily – study
High Court quashes Ofcom rulings on two Jacob Rees-Mogg GB News shows
Newspapers welcome ‘warm rapport’ from Starmer’s meeting with Trump
Minister meets with EU to discuss ‘red tape’ which touring musicians face
Brexit and Budget blamed for closure of Petersham owned restaurants
Trust in democratic parliaments suffers ‘global decline’, study finds
Farage bemoans ‘miserable’ Rachel Reeves amid call to ‘reindustrialise’
Khan to tell EU heads of mission ‘Brexit was mistake’ and take swipe at Trump
Skills shortage in Northern Ireland projected in coming years
Clarkson wants to 'weep' over Brexit and 'begs to be let back in'
Ireland to condemn Trump’s sanctions against International Criminal Court
Trump creates instability but he is fond of Ireland, Irish deputy premier says
No rewind on Brexit, minister says following reset talks
Firms raising prices ahead of trade tariff hikes, report finds
Starmer’s voice coach was ‘core part of small team’, No 10 says
Rare 50p Brexit coin could be worth over £40,000
I was working while Tories partied: Starmer defends meeting voice coach
EU’s Sefcovic and UK’s Thomas-Symonds have ‘productive’ talks on closer ties
Could the last millionaire leaving London please turn out the lights
UK to adopt ‘ruthlessly pragmatic’ approach in EU reset talks
Nigel Farage: Red tape for UK businesses has got worse since Brexit
What the papers say – February 4
