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The EU has agreed to delay Brexit until 22 May if Parliament approves Theresa May's Brexit deal, otherwise it will be delayed until 12 April. We hear from Czech Europe minister Aleš Chmelař and Brexit Party MEP Nigel Farage. (Image: Theresa May, credit: Getty Images)

With the expected Brexit date shifting, how are the oil and fishing industries in Aberdeen viewing the unfolding political drama and their commercial prospects as a result of it?

With eight days to go until the UK is due to leave the EU, Theresa May is trying to get the EU to agree to a delay. We speak to Tory MPs Sam Gyimah and Sir Oliver Letwin. Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt says cancelling Brexit is possible but unlikely. We also hear from German MEP David McAllister. (Image: Theresa May, credit: Getty Images)

Our special correspondent Jim Naughtie has been talking to Sir Anish Kapoor about his new exhibition at the newly restored Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, and how current world affairs are influencing his art. He says he's helping to fund a campaign to restore Shamima Begum's UK citizenship and says if she's committed crimes, she should be tried in the UK. We asked the Home Office to respond to Kapoor's criticism and they referred us to a statement saying: “We do not comment on individual cases, but any decisions to deprive individuals of their citizenship are based on all available evidence and not taken lightly.” (Image: Sir Anish Kapoor, credit: BBC)

Brexit turbulence has strangely left the pound almost unchanged – why? (Image: British pound bank notes are seen with an European Union flag. Credit: Getty Images)