Europe's most senior official has criticised the UK's offer to EU nationals after Brexit, claiming it could "worsen the situation" for them. European Council President Donald Tusk said the proposal was "below our expectations" and needed more detail. He said the EU wanted to secure the "full rights" of all its citizens and British expats on the continent. EU nationals living in the UK for five years would get "settled status", with access to benefits, under UK plans. Many Britons living in the EU are also worried about what it will mean for a reciprocal deal, which both the UK and the EU say they want. (full story)