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EU nationals and remain campaigners have reacted with anger to a Home Office video outlining the application process for EU citizens who want to continue living in the country after 31 December 2020.more

The Bundeswehr is considering the recruitment of civilian employees from other European Union countries. The German army - like the entire German economy - is struggling with the lack of personnel.more

Oxford University will pay for staff and their families to apply to stay in the UK after Brexit. The institution has joined Oxford University Hospitals Trust in offering to cover the £65 fee for EU citizens to register for settled status.more

The European Commission published its contingency plans for a no-deal Brexit on Wednesday and asked member states to take a "generous approach" to securing the rights of UK citizens living in their countries.more

The European Commission has decided to temporarily suspend the UK from issuing carbon allowances under the EU Emissions Trading System from January 1, in a move designed to prevent invalid allowances entering the market.more

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, today called on the Government to scrap the 'settled status' application fee for EU citizens living in Britain after Brexit. He also announced that City Hall and the GLA Group will pay the fees for all EU employees if the Government doesn't act.more

The European Commission says it has started to implement its preparations for a no-deal Brexit - in case the UK leaves the EU without a plan. It has announced temporary measures to try to reduce the impact, but says it cannot counter all the problems it expects. more

The government's target of reducing net migration to less than 100,000 a year has been left out of draft proposals for a new immigration system.more

MPs' Christmas break could be cancelled as some politicians are calling for a Brexit vote to be completed before the New Year.more

The EU Commission said on Monday (17 December) it would allow another six-month period for the Swiss stock exchange to maintain access to the EU market - but by then it wants Switzerland to endorse a new treaty with the bloc.more

MPs will vote on the UK's Brexit deal in the week beginning 14 January, Theresa May has told Parliament. The vote was due to be held last week but was put on hold after Mrs May admitted she was set to lose.more

Every year, Poles living in the UK send to Poland an average of PLN 3.2 billion. "Because of Brexit, this financial stream may stop flowing," reports Money.pl.more

The home secretary is said to have plans to cut European immigration by 80 per cent under stricter entry conditions after Brexit.more

Two of Theresa May's most senior allies are preparing for a second EU referendum behind her back, The Sunday Times can reveal, opening up another Tory civil war.more

Theresa May has attacked one of her predecessors - accusing Tony Blair of "undermining" the Brexit talks by calling for another referendum. She called his comments an "insult to the office he once held" and said MPs could not "abdicate responsibility" to deliver Brexit by holding a new poll.more

Donald Tusk informed after the EU summit that he excludes any reopening of negotiations on the EU divorce agreement with the United Kingdom. According to the head of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, the EU and London should quickly start negotiating an agreement on future relations.more

The British media criticized Prime Minister Theresa May's participation in the European Council summit, focusing on the first reactions to the lack of significant progress on Northern Ireland, which would allow her to obtain the necessary majority in the House of Commons.more

While it has been confirmed that a visa won't be needed, people will need to apply for and buy another document called a European Travel Information and Authorization System (Etias) from 2021.more

Heathrow is to offer thousands of its European workers financial help to try to secure their place in the UK after Brexit, telling Sky News that its workers are having to deal with an "extraordinarily stressful" situation.more

The EU "27" confirmed at its summit that the emergency mechanism concerns the Irish border is to be temporary, and talks about future EU relations with Britain should start as soon as possible after approval of the Brexit agreement by the House of Commons and EP.more

Member States and the European Parliament agreed on the creation of an EU system for the certification of cyber security of products and services and the development of an agency to fight cybercrime. This is to increase the cyber defense of the European Union.more

According to new research from the7stars, the UK's largest independent media agency, 39% of Brits still believe that nothing will really change following Brexit next March, despite numerous recent government forecasts.more

EU leaders will not renegotiate Britain's Brexit deal, including the Irish border "backstop", their chairman Donald Tusk said on Monday after Prime Minister Theresa May put off a parliamentary vote on a package that was facing heavy defeat.more

Over 61 percent of Poles believe the UK's withdrawal from the European Union will have a negative impact on their country, a new poll has found. more

The European Court of Justice has ruled the UK can cancel Brexit without the permission of the other 27 EU members. The ECJ judges ruled this could be done without altering the terms of Britain's membership.more