The ‘Stop Wildlife Trafficking’ exhibition helped bring the issue into the spotlight almost two years since the EU’s Action Plan against Wildlife Trafficking.

I’m told that the organisers were quite overwhelmed by the numbers of people who turned up and I can well believe it.
With the Tories making such a mess of Brexit and Labour barely bothering to turn up, the Liberal Democrats have been arguing for a vote on the deal since day one.

This proposed copyright legislation (in Articles 11 and 13) sought to redress the balance between concerns brought forward by the artistic community about ownership of content and the internet industry that wants to be able to host other people’s content freely.

Last month the Home Office came to the European Parliament to brief MEPs on how EU citizens will be dealt with after Brexit.

Last month I visited the Port of Rotterdam with my cross-party group of pro-European MEPs.

We’ve so far held events in Bath and Richmond where I was delighted to see turn outs well in excess of 100 people.

The Brexit Resolution outlines that there is overall agreement the UK will take the full acquis and enforcement during the transition period.

My team ran two fringes - one focusing on the impact of Brexit on the North and one on the implications for the Good Friday Agreement. We also had a stand where we were giving out literature and campaign merchandise.

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To say that Brexit is worrying from an Irish point of view is an understatement.