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  EU leaders will call on Boris Johnson to respect the rights of their citizens in the wake of scandals over their treatment in the UK, including their detention in removal centers, according to a leaked draft statement seen by the Guardian. The message to the British prime minister will follow a first discussion of EU-UK relations between the 27 heads of state and government since the ratification of the trade and cooperation agreement struck last Christmas Eve. “The European Council calls on the UK to respect the principle of non-discrimination among member states and the rights of EU citizens,” the leaders are due to say, adding that the deals agreed with Downing Street must be implemented in full. There is growing concern within EU capitals over the UK government’s approach to their nationals, including those whose rights are guaranteed by the tortuously negotiated Brexit withdrawal agreement. A new body set up under the withdrawal agreement to ensure citizens’ rights are upheld af

 Chelsea fans are celebrating the biggest prize in European club football for a second time after their team beat Manchester City in the Champions League final in Portugal. More than 16000 supporters were allowed into the stadium in Porto. The host city was changed, of course, from Istanbul because of coverage restrictions.  Nine years on, from their first taste of European glory, Chelsea crowned champions once again put on a frenetic night in Porto.  They had to keep fighting right to the wire on paper. Manchester City were all out attack, but their best early opportunity was thwarted by a perfectly timed challenge from Antonio Ruediger, goalless after a frenzied first 40 minutes.  And then this Toasties most expensive player of all time high havert securing the all important breakthrough cumulation on the pitch from the stands and many more back.  After the break, city's pain worsened as a nasty clash ended, Kevin de Bruyne, his night early city, still threw everything at it and

  Walking can offer numerous health benefits to people of all ages and fitness levels. It may also help prevent certain diseases and even prolong your life. Walking is free to do and easy to fit into your daily routine. All you need to start walking is a sturdy pair of walking shoes. These are benefits of walking Can help lower your blood sugar  Taking a short walk after eating may help lower your blood sugar. A  small study  found that taking a 15-minute walk three times a day (after breakfast, lunch, and dinner) improved blood sugar levels more than taking a 45-minute walk at another point during the day. More research is needed to confirm these findings, though. Consider making a post-meal walk a regular part of your routine. It can also help you fit exercise in throughout the day. Strengthen the heart  Walking at least  30 minutes  a day, five days a week can reduce your risk for coronary heart disease by about  19 percent Trusted Source . And your risk may reduce even more when yo

  Donald Trump is facing growing legal danger after the attorney general’s office in New York said it had opened a criminal investigation into his business activities and those of other Trump family members. The attorney general, Letitia James, had been conducting a civil inquiry into the Trump Organization. On Tuesday night, her office said it was joining a sweeping criminal investigation being conducted in parallel by Manhattan’s district attorney, Cyrus Vance. The move – communicated in a recent letter from James to the Trump Organization – significantly raises the stakes for the former Republican president, who now faces three separate criminal investigations. “We have informed the Trump Organization that our investigation … is no longer purely civil in nature,” James’s office said. “We are now actively investigating the Trump Organization in a criminal capacity, along with the Manhattan DA. We have no additional comment at this time.” Trump is accused of falsely manipulating the v