Philip Hammond

The uncertainty that harms economies the most will only get worse in the months to come.

A controversial tax hike for self-employed workers has provoked rage from low-tax Conservatives.

The Brexit vote had been expected to deliver a quick and heavy blow to the economy.

Chancellor Philip Hammond is expected to avoid the temptation to spend heavily.

Growth forecasts have been revised down as a result of the June 23 vote.

Finance minister expected to announce 1.3 billion pounds in new spending on roads.

The warning comes amid escalating Western rhetoric over Russia's foreign policy.

Economists have warned that the real test of resilience will come later.

Survey shows a stark age divide, with older respondents prioritizing immigration controls.

During the referendum campaign China's President Xi Jinping said he would rather the U.K. stayed in the EU.

Hammond acknowledges a 'hit to confidence' among businesses, says the government, Bank of England 'has to be ready' to respond to instability.

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Trade-offs will be necessary to retain the U.K.'s membership of the single market, says Philip Hammond.

Hammond said that Putin was strengthening ISIS by bombing President Bashar al-Assad's opponents.

Russia says it targets a range of militant groups in Syria, not just ISIS.

British foreign secretary warns "key issues" still to be resolved as talks on preliminary framework pass deadline.

Buhari ahead with five states to go, but result could change with Niger Delta yet to declare.

Twenty people were killed in yesterday's attack on the national museum in Tunis.

British foreign minister says no plans to supply Kiev with weapons but 'not ruling anything out'.

Libya's current competing governments are backed by militia brigades and scrambling for control.

Security remains a concern for Afghanistan's allies, who gathered at a conference in London to discuss the country's future.

Asked why Britain did not send in its elite SAS unit to rescue Henning, the foreign secretary said: "We don't know where he is, it's as simple as that"