Vince Cable

Many still cling to fantasy that UK will pull back at the last minute. Don’t count on it

Foreign secretary rejects talk of split as May calls cabinet meeting for major Brexit speech

Comments by Britain’s international trade secretary seem to contradict chancellor

Veteran politician promises to push for a softer Brexit after winning unopposed

Election results will not deter political will to leave EU, says British prime minister

One-time deputy PM Nick Clegg is the biggest casualty of the general election

Tory share of vote rises but senior figures among casualties of tactical error

Jeremy Corbyn, Boris Johnson, women MPs; Theresa May, Ukip, the right wing press

Labour supporters hail a generational shift in politics as Tories lament devastating loss

Key constituencies, how the system works and where you can follow the drama

Media tycoon’s 21st Century Fox is aiming to seize control of the 61 per cent of Sky

Minister announced plans to tighten rules around hiring staff

Vince Cable and Ed Balls also attend Ryanair event to warn of economic impact of Brexit

Mixed reponse to plan to make firms publish salary differences

Nick Clegg’s party must reflect on losses following ‘painful’ election night

More complicated cases cost claimant £250 at the beginning and £950 before the hearing

But bad news at Rolls-Royce as it will lay off more than 2,500 employees

Cable, Clegg, take more aggressive approach to coalition partners

Westminster not happy with Ian Reid’s pledges on takeover of AstraZeneca

Everyone from union officials to London’s mayor has an opinion on the offer

FTSE and Iseq closed for May bank holiday, prompting low trading volumes elsewhere

Pursuit of AstraZeneca by US group brings out the interventionist streak in UK government

Chief executive Ian Read arrives in London for talks with government ministers

Bank promises to overhaul handling of SMEs in financial distress

Interview from 2010 with Adrian Mole author on seeing her best-known character grow up, blindness and receiving a kidney from her son

Britain’s deputy PM dismisses speculation about possible leadership challenge

Cable ups the ante ahead of vote on Scottish independence

TD tells House of Commons committee bank is ‘playing games’ with regulators over debtors

Minister’s remarks at odds with Cameron’s welcome for strong growth

What does it mean now there are more women heading FTSE 100 firms?

Bank of England chief says allegations ‘deeply troubling and extremely serious’

Bank alleged to have ‘forced vibrant businesses into financial trouble’

Demonstrators dressed as robbers protest outside stock exchange in central London

The state postal company looks like an attractive prospect to investors

Liberal Democrat left-wingers to attack economic strategy at party's conference in Glasgow

Five export licences were approved for the sale of more than 4,000kg of sodium fluoride between 2004 and 2010

Seen & Heard: British business minister reported as saying he believes there is little prospect of sale before next UK general election

Plaudits over Sports Direct staff bonus plan undone by zero hours contract row

Gulf Keystone chairman Simon Murray has failed to appease institutions

Sell-off expected to raise £3 billion with London listing to come by end of financial year