Jeremy Corbyn demands vote of no confidence in Theresa May

Corbyn plans motion of no confidence if May fails to set ‘meaningful vote’ date

UK outsourcers at risk of financial contagion

New immigration plan must ditch empty rhetoric and scrap pointless targets

A new immigration strategy is a chance for the Home Office to be honest.

Britain’s Brexit crisis was entirely self-inflicted

While Theresa May fights her Brexit battles, no one is running the country

Dr Alice Lilly, IfG Senior Researcher, says although the volume of legislation the Government is bringing before Parliament isn't that different to pr

The Briefing Room: Brexit - where next?

Could Parliament use this mechanism to get rid of Theresa May?

How the Brexit drama is changing Britain

Bronwen Maddox, IfG Director, says the drama of political paralysis over Brexit is not helping MPs to regain public trust on their fundamental role. 

Is the threat from Theresa May’s Brexit hardliners over?

May won a confidence vote but the Brexit battle is unchanged

Brexit deal news live: Theresa May to return to UK empty-handed after major Brussels setback

For the first time, a second Brexit referendum is a serious possibility

A second referendum is not the simple solution it appears.

Conservative no confidence vote is Sliding Doors moment

Conservative MPs will pick one of two roads through the Brexit forest – and one may lead to ‘no deal’.

Article 50 extension

Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty is the legal process for leaving the EU.

UK government to continue awarding contracts to Interserve

Instability and populist unrest is the new world order

Giant government suppliers ‘a big risk’

Brexit ruling at Supreme Court could test unity of the U.K.

Akash Paun, IfG Senior Fellow, says the Supreme Court's ruling on Scotland's continuity bill can’t stop Brexit, but will introduce uncertainty for bus

BBC Radio Berkshire: Brexit and Theresa May leadership challenge

Maddy Thimont Jack, IfG Researcher, explains the implications of the leadership challenge for Brexit (listen from 2:15:35).

BBC Radio Stoke: Brexit and Theresa May leadership challenge

British PM May to face no-confidence vote

Chaos in Brexitland – Brexit Means podcast

News at Ten: Brexit

Bronwen Maddox, IfG Director, comments on the divisions in Parliament over Brexit. 

Theresa May vote and Brexit news

5 live: Brexit and Theresa May confidence vote

There is no such thing as a ‘managed no deal’ Brexit

Those calling for a no deal Brexit need to be honest about what it would mean.

Three things the new Welsh First Minister needs to do

To succeed in the new role, the First Minister will have to defend the constitutional role of the Welsh Assembly.

Today: Delay to the meaningful vote

Dr Hannah White, Deputy Director, says Theresa May no longer has to meet the 21 January deadline to get MPs' approval of her deal and sets out what ne