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

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?

The plans will leave businesses short of workers and tied up in bureaucracy, harm Brexit talks and diminish Brits’ rights.

InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from August 19 to 25.

Staggering reassessment of student migration stats exposes shortcomings in UK data. Yet one thing is clear: Brexodus continues apace.

Government hasn’t decided its post-Brexit migration policy. But one idea doing the rounds - a system of quotas - needs shooting down now.

Despite a nightmarish process and an 85-page form, there was a further spike in EU citizens applying for proof of UK residence last year.

Existing EU law allows foreign nationals to be removed. We’d be unlikely to get a better deal post-Brexit.