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Naked truth? Climate activists cause a stir during Brexit debate

A group of semi-naked climate change protesters created a stir in Britain's parliament on Monday (April 1), pressing themselves up against the glass screen of a public gallery overlooking the chamber while MPs attempted to debate Brexit

France

The EU cannot be held 'hostage' to Brexit crisis, says Macron

The French president said the EU will not be hostage to a "political crisis" in the UK during talks with Ireland's prime minister.

United Kingdom

Watch: May to seek new Brexit delay and offers talks with opposition

British Prime Minister Theresa May has called for a further delay to Brexit and said a "short extension" to article 50 is needed.

World

Your Call in full: is a soft Brexit a betrayal to the British people?

Watch Monday evening's full episode of Your Call.

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United Kingdom

Euroviews. Britain fought wars to save Europe. Now it has lost itself - and Europe - over Brexit ǀ View

The idealised memories of British victories in the Great Wars of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries are impossible to reconcile with the reality of Britain’s actual global role in 2019.

United Kingdom

Extinction Rebellion activists strip off for 'elephant in the room'

Eleven protesters from the climate change group Extinction Rebellion stripped off in the House of Commons as MPs prepared for a second round of indicative votes on Monday.

World

Raw Politics in full: Brexit votes and Facebook regulation

Watch Monday night's full episode of Raw Politics.

United Kingdom

Brexit deadlock continues as MPs fail to back alternative options

MPs fail to gain support for any alternative path to Theresa May's Brexit deal in a second round of indicative votes.

United Kingdom

EasyJet blames Brexit for weak outlook as businesses ramp up warnings

EasyJet said it would incur "softness" to its forecast for its second quarter of results while Siemens said it was also concerned as Brexit uncertainty continues.

World News

April Fools' Day: a selection of the best pranks from around Europe

French police are calling for rabbits to join their ranks, Google discovered a way to talk to tulips: Here's a roundup of some of the best pranks.

United Kingdom

Vote Leave drops appeal against Brexit referendum fine

The campaign group said it did not have "the financial resources to carry forward the Appeal, even though we are confident that we would have prevailed."

United Kingdom

Man charged after 'protest' disrupts Eurostar weekend travel

A man has been charged for "obstruction" at London's St Pancras International that caused travel chaos for Eurostar passengers on Saturday.

United Kingdom

UK petition to cancel Brexit passes 6m signatures

A petition to revoke Article 50 and cancel Brexit passed 6 million signatures on Sunday.

United Kingdom

May under pressure as UK parliament faces more Brexit options

MPs will vote on another series of Brexit options on Monday, as May could bring her withdrawal deal back for a fourth time.

World News

Euroviews. Despite our Brexit differences, we must work together for the common good ǀ View

It is in our mutual interest to make a success of the Brexit negotiations and rescue a deal that will allow us to continue to trade and work together as closely as we have before.

United Kingdom

Scotland's message of love for Europe as Brexit looms

"Europe, let's continue our love affair", urges a pro-EU Scottish campaign, launched on March 29, the day the UK was meant to leave the EU.

United Kingdom

May on Brexit defeat: 'Implications of the House's decision are grave'

After acknowledging the third defeats of her governments' Brexit deal, Prime Minister Theresa May told MPs they must agree "on a way forward".

Poland

EU would grant permanent customs union if UK asks: Barnier

"The EU was always respectful of the UK's choice", Barnier said.

My Europe Series

State of the Union: of chimps and men

In a week that saw bitter Brexit battles and more climate protests, we spoke to Primatologist Jane Goodall about the links between chimpanzees and humans, and her views on the future for planet earth.

United Kingdom

Banksy's 'Devolved Parliament' of chimps on show in time for Brexit

Banksy's 'Devolved Parliament' piece, which depicts chimps sitting in the place of MPs in the UK's House of Commons, has been placed back on show in Bristol in time for Brexit day