It's shaping up to be another busy week on the Brexit front as the clock ticks towards deadline day.

Boris Johnson will be hoping Brussels negotiators will back his rebooted deal and will be encouraged the plans were not dismissed out of hand by MPs.

Here's a recap of what you may have missed from last week:

• The impact on Kent of a no-deal was highlighted by a warning from the Port of Dover that it faced a £1 billion loss of trade a week in the event of a departure without any terms.
• And with uncertainty around what a new deal might mean, businesses with questions about Brexit were invited to a workshop.
• Education chiefs issued some advice to schools about how they might have to address certain issues.
• A Kent MP said that if he was Prime Minister he'd be prepared to go to jail if it meant getting a Brexit deal over the line.

We'll be keeping you up-to-date throughout the coming weeks with all the biggest Brexit stories.

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