Oxford is set to become the first place in the UK to ban all petrol and diesel vehicles from its city centre.

Debate responds to petition started by receptionist who was sent home without pay for wearing flat shoes

Of all the EU regulations to shape UK policies, environmental directives have been some of the most controversial.

The former Ukip leader said the desire to reach a deal with Britain was so great in the president-elect's team that an agreement could be fast-tracked.

The EU’s chief Brexit negotiator has hinted at a deal for the City in a major climb down. Michel Barnier told a private meeting that there must be a ‘special’ relationship for financial services.

It has been some week for the economy.

'Ultimately, we expect the negotiations to result in a UK-EU FTA that applies to goods but not services and a loss of the UK’s rights t

Nearly half a million EU nationals, equivalent to a population the size of Glasgow, will be forced to leave Britain after Brexit according to the latest analysis.

HM Treasury (“HMT”) has appointed Richard Theo, co-founder and CEO of Wealthify, the online investment service, as the Government’s Regional FinTech Envoy for Wales, effective immediately1.

UK retail sales growth faded away in May after surging last month, data from the Confederation of British Industry showed.

The future of 3,500 car workers in Britain was cast into fresh doubt last night as Angela Merkel vowed to fight for German jobs threatened by the proposed takeover of Vauxhall.

British travellers could face hefty mobile roaming charges when they travel to the EU after Brexit, it has been reported. After years of wrangling between the EU and mobile phone companies, EU citizens travelling in other EU countries will - as of June 2017 - be able to call, text and surf the net...

British firms were each subjected to an average of almost 230,000 cyber attacks in 2016, according to analysis from business internet service provider Beaming.

The EU has more to lose from Brexit than the UK, the Governor of the Bank of England has said as he admitted that Britain's economy will defy his own gloomy forecasts and grow at a faster rate than expected.

The dollar's buoyant start to the new year has weighed on gold prices.

Theresa May will tell Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Commission president, that Brexit will not be blown off course by yesterday's High Court ruling on Article 50.

Theresa May has set a Brexit deadline for 2019 but UK Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham is already fighting to keep European data privacy laws