A "technical hitch" is blamed for leaving passengers stuck on British Airways's i360 attraction on Brighton beach.

Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith have taken part in a live Labour leadership hustings on BBC One's Question Time.

The government is set to relax rules on how faith schools select their pupils, to allow new Catholic schools to open, according to a Downing Street source.

US media firm Liberty Media is buying the racing business Formula 1 for $4.4bn.

Activity in the UK housing market has "settled down" after a Brexit surprise, surveyors say, with sales and prices expected to rise in the coming months.

Theresa May tells Conservative MPs she will not "turn the clock back" on grammar schools in England, but doesn't rule out some expansion.

An in-flight magazine apologises for telling passengers to take "precautions" when visiting areas populated mainly by "Indians, Pakistanis and black people".

Forty-five people remain stuck on cable cars above the glaciers of Mont Blanc in the French Alps, a local official says, as rescue efforts are halted with the nightfall.