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Arkady Rzegocki writes to 800,000 Polish nationals telling them to "seriously consider" leaving.

The EU's chief negotiator says it is "not enough" for the UK to say what it does not want.

Lawyers will continue their arguments over the legality of the suspension of Parliament.

The Supreme Court is hearing competing arguments about the legality of the suspension of Parliament.

Five years on from the independence referendum, how have things changed in Scotland?

Jeremy Corbyn says his party is the only one "ready to put trust in the people" over Brexit.

Jo Swinson sets out the Lib Dems' stall as the "Stop Brexit" party in her first conference speech as leader.

New recruits, high hopes, Ashdown tributes and a mug-based popularity battle as activists met by the seaside.

Aberconwy candidate Emily Owen says she was drugged and raped in a politically motivated attack.

Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson criticises Jeremy Corbyn's refusal to argue for the UK to remain in the EU, accusing him of being "Brexit by nature".

The NUJ describes a Facebook post by Ian Paisley about the News Letter's Sam McBride as "unwarranted".

Adam Price says party should fight to stop the process of leaving the EU in a general election.

The Supreme Court will hear two appeals that will determine whether the PM acted lawfully in suspending Parliament.

Eleven justices, in Britain's highest court, will rule on whether the decision to prorogue Parliament was legal.

International Trade Secretary Liz Truss tells a court a promise to halt export licences was broken.

The new leader promises to revoke Article 50 on the first day of a Liberal Democrat government.

BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg speaks to the PM after he meets the European Commission president.

The EU is "fed up" with endless delays and wants to resolve Brexit by 31 October, the prime minister says.

The prime minister has told the BBC he will follow the law, but will leave the EU at the end of October.

The prime minister has told the BBC that he thinks the EU is fed up of extending the Brexit deadline for the UK.