Activists staged a Titanic-themed stunt outside the Houses of Parliament in London on Tuesday, campaigning for a second EU referendum vote and calling Brexit a "sinking ship".

Asian shares on defensive, sterling braces for Brexit vote

Here's a short roundup of the top Brexit-related stories from today

Spanish airline could suffer collateral damage from UK decision to leave the EU

MEPs sign open letter to British public asking to withdraw from the withdrawal decision

Spanish carrier in danger of losing its license because of non-EU ownership

French fishermen are increasingly concerned about the prospect of a no-deal Brexit, which would put their livelihoods on the line.

With just 11 weeks until Brexit, UK farmers face a dramatically changing landscape.

In an interview with Euronews, Ireland's deputy prime minister denied rumours that the Irish Prime Minister or himself were using Brexit to make life difficult for Britain.

As British Prime Minister Theresa May is scrambling to get her deal through parliament there are fears that a 'no-deal' Brexit could create chaos on UK roads. Euronews correspondent Damon Embling spoke to truck drivers around the country to see what they think.

After Conservative MP, Anne Soubry, was called a 'Nazi' and a 'liar' by protesters outside of Parliament, more than 50 MPs have urged Met police to improve their response to abusive protesters.

As the UK prepares for a week of debate ahead of the vote on the EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement next week, Dublin is bracing itself amid the uncertainty over Britain’s next steps.