Here's our weekly pick of the upcoming Remain-focused campaign activities, talks and events nationwide.

Brexit will do nothing for the overlooked parts of the UK, says JOHN KAMPFNER. Instead, it will hurt them the most.

Captain Scott's last Antarctic expedition has long been overshadowed by its fateful end. But, says MICK O'HARE, we should also remember his team's revolutionary research, which changed the way we understood the world and is assisting scientists to this day.

A new battlebus is gathering plenty of attention right now.

New figures reveal that 26,000 EU nationals have left the NHS since 2016 with one hospital witnessing a 94% rise in departures in 2017.

Michael White on the increasingly hopeless manoeuvres from all sides as they realise the finish line is near.

JASON SOLOMONS reports from the London Film Festival on a British hat-trick and the return of Peter Jackson

MICHAEL WHITE on the looming conclusion for Brexit's ring a ring o'roses and why we're all about to fall down

Theresa May's "fantasy island" view of Brexit is "plausible bullsh*t", the UK's former ambassador to the EU has claimed.

CHARLIE CONNELLY ​on a long-forgotten work which captured the thrill of exploring Europe, while also creating a proto-Brexiteer for whom travel is hardly worth the bother

Amid all the noise of Brexit one public institution has remained curiously quiet - the Church of England

Labour leader flounders as zealots keep of agenda on left and right

We should look to the England football team at the World Cup for some life advice, says Martin Deighton.

Thousands are expected to turn out to protest against Donald Trump's official visit to the UK over three days this week.

Remainers have swamped London in their tens of thousands to demand: "Give us a say in Brexit."

National newspaper veteran LIZ GERARD on the legacy of the Daily Mail's departing editor

Meghan Markle will be joining the last of the silent movie stars; the Royals. But for the American actress, this is her greatest role yet.

Three decades after the death of Kim Philby, perhaps Britain's most notorious spy, CHARLIE CONNELLY ponders the changing nature of espionage

Seventy years since Britain exited Palestine, the region offers a clue to our future and much diminished status

STEVE ANGLESEY runs through the losers and losers - because there are no winners - in another week of Brexit madness

It's hard to keep up with all these claims of plots and counter-plots swirling around the political system, isn't it?

An advertising campaign aimed at luring entrepreneurs and businesses to cross the Channel after Brexit has been banned from tube stations.

MICHAEL WHITE on those ludicrous spy stories . . . and why Labour's leader must come in from the cold over Brexit.

Is it time for another referendum on Brexit? Our readers have filled our mailbag with their own perspectives on what happens next.

Sexism in the media is deep-seated and progress on the issue is glacial, says LIZ GERARD.

Nearly 50 Labour MPs backed calls for the UK to stay in the single market and customs union after Brexit last night.

YASMIN ALIBHAI-BROWN argues that Britain is part of Europe's progressive, enlightened and savage history.

Readers had plenty to say this week about Nigel Farage's claim he's "53, separated and skint".

A day of action across the UK saw thousands of people take to the streets to demand Brexit is stopped.

Social media went into overdrive when a BBC kids' programme included a black centurion.