The fishing industry is a key issue in the debate over Brexit. But how did an industry that makes up only 0.1% of the UK economy become such a big deal?

Both Labour and the Conservatives have been promising plenty ahead of the UK general election in December, with the big focus on a massive borrowing binge. German industry thinks the Conservatives are "the lesser evil."

Brexit isn’t the only topic that will be hotly discussed at the upcoming EU summit — issues such as top job posts, money and the bloc's expansion will also have to be addressed. But will there be any answers?

U.K Prime Minister, Boris Johnson has re-emphasized his argument that delaying Brexit again rather than leaving today will cost the U.K a billion pounds per month in its budget contributions to the European Union (EU). Meanwhile, EU has granted a Brexit extension of January 31st. Kayode Akindele, Partner at TIA Capital joins CNBC Africa for more.

Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has said he won't stand in next month's UK-wide parliamentary elections. The decision led to accusations that he was running scared.

The news from Brexit talks in Brussels "could be worse," German Chancellor Angela Merkel said while meeting Emmanuel Macron. The French president said he wanted to believe the deal would be approved tomorrow.

Finding a solution to Brexit is "squaring the circle," German Chancellor Angela Merkel told the Bundestag before heading to Brussels for a crunch EU summit. Merkel also stressed Germany would not send weapons to Turkey.

"Please do not waste this time," the EU's Donald Tusk implored in April when granting the UK a seven-month Brexit extension. He's likely to grant another soon. How could Britain use its latest grace period? It depends...

Leaders of 27 EU countries have unanimously backed the Brexit deal at the EU summit in Brussels. The next chapter in the Brexit saga will be written during a rare Saturday session of the British Parliament.

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Alexis Serfaty, director of global public policy at Access Partnership, discusses the new Brexit deal, how it differs from the deal Theresa May tried to get through parliament and the likelihood of approval in parliament. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.”