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Work for anywhere is legally very dodgy so 99.9% of places don’t. Deloitte allows you a set period of working from another location you have the legal right to work in, but this is only allowable if client approves their data going to that location, which in lots of cases if you’re not on an international client, doesn’t get approved
Same requirements at Accenture. 4 weeks max
EY lets you work 5 weeks abroad on a rolling 12 month basis if you have the legal right to work in that location.
For most companies it'll depend where you're working from and if they already have a business presence there, otherwise there's the possibility that both you as an individual and they as a business become liable for tax in that company. There's also the point that someone else raised about clients not wanting their data taken outside the UK - I've worked for several clients that don't allow access to their systems if you appear to be overseas (so you can't even check your email on holiday - a good thing, but came as a bit of a surprise!). Finally, there are some nuances around where you have a right to work, even if you're not contributing to business revenue in that country. So, most places are unlikely to offer this, and anywhere that offers it is likely to have a ton of T&Cs.
Not more than a month abroad. It creates tax liabilities for your employer.