EU citizens in UK

If you missed Friday’s deadline to post your application, you can still vote. But it requires a bit of legwork.

Garbled messages on post-Brexit status risks EU nationals abandoning UK in droves. That upturns people’s lives and our economy.

The traditional “silly season” for summertime news is on holiday this year, replaced by an increasingly urgent drumbeat of no-deal fears.

New white paper on the EU withdrawal agreement once again prolongs the uncertainty for EU citizens in the UK, and Brits abroad.

Government claims to have given “certainty” to 3 million EU nationals living in UK are premature, even if we avoid perils of “no deal”.

Tough fees and bureaucracy put EU citizens off naturalisation. Making process easier is win-win for both Home Office and society.

Given Home Office attempt to kick out Commonwealth citizens legally here, what’s the chance it can smoothly register 3 million EU citizens?

She says no PM could agree EU’s Ireland proposals. But she did precisely that in her pre-Xmas panic. Only good solution is to stay in EU.

Implementing existing migration rules properly and pushing for EU reform would tighten controls without trashing UK.

PM picks unnecessary fight with EU over migration. She’ll probably have to u-turn again. If she digs heels in, Brexit process could explode.

From robots and submersible drones to literally invisible borders, we wonder how Johnson might follow his inspired Channel bridge proposal.

PM’s “nothing agreed until everything agreed” mantra means citizens’ rights, Ireland and money aren’t solved. How can she expect EU respect?