The Brexit calendar is full over the next 10 days with interested parties from all over the UK pushing their agenda in Brussels
This has reportedly been dubbed “hell week” by one EU cabinet minister; it's the beginning of an intensive 10-day push to reach consensus on the most contentious Brexit issues before European leaders gather next week.
Kicking things off on Monday, Theresa May’s top EU advisor Olly Robbins is in Brussels, working on the withdrawal agreement.
On Tuesday, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon addresses her party after pushing for independence and a people’s vote. Meanwhile in Brussels, DUP leader Arlene Foster meets with EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier.
On Wednesday, Barnier will address European Parliament and then on Thursday, Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab is back in Brussels for more talks.
