March is supposed to be the month that British Prime Minister Theresa May triggers Article 50, beginning the official withdrawal process of the UK from the EU. Brussels says the UK will have to reach a financial settlement first before any substantive negotiations on a future relationship or trade deals can begin. Officials expect that sum to be around 60 billion euros - payment, they say, for commitments the UK has already made. Theresa May has insisted multiple times that the UK will be looking for a "hard" Brexit and opting out of the single market. But is that what the British people voted for?

And where does that leave EU citizens in the UK and vice versa?

Once the UK triggers Article 50, two years of talks with the EU will begin - but at the end of that, what will happen?

We ask our panel of MEPs.

A programme presented by Eve Irvine

Produced by Isabelle Romero and Anais Guérard