Two-year reprieve for EU nationals

European Union nationals may remain in the UK for at least two years after the UK leaves the EU.

Today’s papers

The UK borders will remain open to EU nationals for at least two years after Brexit, reports The Times. It says that David Davis, the Brexit secretary, has agreed a transition deal with the EU, using plans devised by Philip Hammond, the chancellor of the exchequer. The Guardian has a more generous offer: it says that the British cabinet has accepted that the free movement of people will continue for up to four years after Brexit.