Ferry services are cancelled, with warnings of 80mph winds as Storm Imogen approaches the south and west of England.

The health secretary and union leaders clash ahead of another junior doctors' strike, in a long-running dispute over pay and working hours.

An investigation into the construction of a Taiwanese apartment complex toppled by an earthquake is launched, as hopes of finding more survivors diminish.

Nearly 150 oil platforms in the UK North Sea are expected to be scrapped over the next 10 years, according to industry analysts.

A former head of the French Foreign Legion is arrested with about 20 other protesters at a banned anti-Islam rally in the port of Calais.

Parts of Britain will be hit by high winds and heavy rain on Monday as Storm Imogen moves in, with Channel ferry services already cancelled.

Ireland let a 13-point lead slip as Wales fight back to draw a compelling Six Nations match in Dublin.

Guernsey's chief minister apologises after he said Islamophobia among its inhabitants was behind a decision not to accept refugees.