Party leader Anas Sarwar has shared plans for a new scheme to help those looking for work to find employment.

NI firms applying for new Covid recovery loans will have to do so within EU subsidy rules.

Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross sets out plans for more green spaces and a third national park.

It comes amid questions over David Cameron's links to collapsed finance firm Greensill Capital.

Three months since the creation of the new Irish trade border, the BBC travelled with a lorry driver.

The Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy author became an Irish citizen before his death, his son says.

The nationalist leader rejects Alex Salmond's "super majority" aim and wants to achieve a "simple majority" at May's election.

BBC reporter Anna Holligan explains how Brexit has affected the way the Netherlands exports fresh food to the UK.

BBC News' Emma Vardy follows a lorry over the Irish Sea to examine the contentious Irish Sea border.

It comes after it was confirmed that both the UK-EU had spoken on Wednesday evening.

New business relationships are being sought, but the disruption to European trade has been significant.

Labour's shadow foreign secretary says she wants to rebuild the UK's reputation and recognise its impact.

Some firms are setting up bases in the EU to better serve clients, but it is too expensive for many.

Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick says it's important not to "harm" public life after leaving office.

Traders talk of "teething problems" and "obstruction" since the UK left the EU single market.

The EU is working to improve conditions but the UK is not keeping pace, says the TUC.

Tampon tax, hedgerows and sanctions: what's changed since Brexit?

Three months since the end of the transition period, bosses share their stories of how trade has changed.

MPs or the standards watchdog could look at claims about the ex-PM, the business secretary says.

Despite promises to work together, it has been far from plain sailing between the UK and the EU since Brexit.