Tánaiste Simon Coveney has said he agrees that a no-deal Brexit is increasingly likely with every day that passes.

As the date of Britain’s departure from the European Union draws near, you might be forgiven for thinking that the future of UK-EU relations after Brexit hangs on only one thing: resolving the question of what to do with the Irish border. Yet just over the horizon lies a much more serious threat, one that has the potential to cause far greater and more lasting damage.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has been warned not to accept European Union plans which would leave the UK a "colony" of Brussels for two years after Brexit.

The Scottish Government is demanding "basic answers" on Brexit ahead of the latest meeting of devolved ministers.

An opinion poll of people in Northern Ireland shows nearly 58% want the north to stay in the single market and customs union after Brexit.