May triggers Article 50: Theresa May begins Brexit and threatens to withdraw co-operation with the EU on security.
Donald Tusk publishes first draft of the EU’s negotiating strategy: Tusk warns that Brexit talks must tackle migrant rights and the Irish border before trade talks can begin.
Nicola Sturgeon requests vote of independence: The Scottish first minister has signed a request which formally asked for a second Scottish referendum, which is hoped to happen between autumn 2018 and spring 2019.
EU chief negotiator warns Britain of the three conditions to approve Brexit: Michael Barnier told a sitting of the European Parliament he would be looking into the ‘devil in the detail’ in an effort to ensure a fair deal happens.
Theresa May suggests free movement extension: The Prime Minister has suggested that the free movement of people from the EU to the UK could be extended.
Post-Brexit postgrads: The UK’s split from Europe threatens both Brits and EU nationals studying abroad, The Guardian looks at the potential effect this may have on education.
Brexit is a big opportunity for Irish Universities: EduCo International Group says Brexit represents a major growth in opportunity. The number of international applicants to Irish universities has jumped 17 per cent in the past year.