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No indication of whether EU citizens will have right to bring non-EU spouses under 'Union Law',giving them greater rights than UK citizens 16 hours ago - Retweet
This is a fair offer and what we suggested last month. See our paper here: https://t.co/fKMcXFyaJ5 6/7 16 hours ago - Retweet
Crucially rights will be presided over by British judges rather than ECJ (which would likely be unacceptable) 16 hours ago - Retweet
There will be a cut off point, government yet to say when it will be. 16 hours ago - Retweet
EU citizens will continue to have access to benefits, housing, education, health and pensions. 3/6 16 hours ago - Retweet
And those who have lived less than 5 years will be allowed to remain and accrue time towards this status 2/6 16 hours ago - Retweet
PM says no EU citizen living lawfully in UK will be affected by Brexit,those who have lived for 5 yrs will get 'settled status' 1/6 #Brexit 16 hours ago - Retweet
BBC News - "May unveils 'fair and serious' offer on EU citizens" https://t.co/HNu2SR0EQU 17 hours ago - Retweet
@reesmf 58% say it's “essential” to bring immigration down, only 18% disagree.
(Greenberg, Quinlan & Rosner Poll: https://t.co/7yuRZZvIT4) 1 day ago - Retweet
Best post-Brexit solution is to expand current work permits to cover EU migrants. Could reduce net migration by 100k a year @alaindebotton 1 day ago - Retweet
Will Theresa May now have to change Brexit plans? BBC News (13-Jun-2017) Before Remainers get swept up in their moment, and their ambitions swell, it's worth pondering what possibly might be on the table.
May is blind to the threat of extremism The Times (06-Jun-2017) The PM is as oblivious to the links between segregation, deprivation and jihadism as she was when home secretary.
