EU citizens in UK

4 wins for EU, 0 for UK and a draw. That’s score in chapter of Brexit talks on citizens. What’s more, their rights still aren’t guaranteed.

With one flip-flop after another, PM’s deal with EU leaders is far cry from bullish Lancaster House vision. Here’s our definitive run-down.

Davis and Barnier give impression little has moved on. But there’s plenty of activity from frustrated players behind the scenes.

Johnson, Davis and Fox have achieved nothing in their 15 months in office. Unless they get a grip fast, May should sack them.

Johnson said Poles’ rights in UK were protected “whatever happens”. If he pushed hard enough, he could make that government policy.

Initial surprise of Brexit vote has given way to anger and a sense of betrayal. UK’s problem will soon be departing talent, not immigration.

UK is stuck between a rock and a hard place. No wonder PM is paralysed. It's time to think whether this Brexit escapade makes sense.

PM claims to be “in touching distance” of a deal on citizens’ rights. But remaining issues to settle will be tricky.

No deal is definitely not better than a bad deal. It would be chaos.

Amid Cabinet infighting and stalled Brexit talks, one huge topic is being overlooked - healthcare. Yet it was so important to Leave’s win.

Theresa May let the cat out of bag in her LBC interview. She doesn’t have plan to safeguard EU citizens rights if we crash out with no deal.

PM pretends Brexit’s OK, the government’s OK and she’s OK. They are not. Here’s what she should have said at the Tory conference.