UK offer to EU citizens ‘very fair’, ‘very serious’: May

English Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday the offer she had made on the privileges of EU subjects to live in Britain after Brexit was reasonable and intense and that her administration would set out more point by point proposition on Monday.

EU pioneers welcomed the offer made amid a summit in Brussels late on Thursday with a level of wariness and said many inquiries remained.

"The previous evening I was satisfied to have the capacity to set out what is a reasonable and an intense offer for EU residents who are living in the United Kingdom and the administration will set out more nitty gritty recommendations on Monday," May told columnists before a moment day of the EU summit on Friday.

"I need to console each one of those EU nationals who are in the UK, who have made their lives and homes in the UK, that nobody should clear out. We won't be seeing families split separated," she kept, including she likewise needed comparable assurances for British individuals living somewhere else in the European Union.

Points of interest of the plan would be a piece of the transaction procedure, she included.