Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff makes a last-ditch court appeal to block a vote on her impeachment as supporters and opponents rally.

The European Competition commission blocks Telefonica's sale of O2 to Three owner CK Hutchison.

A woman was sent home from a job as a receptionist after refusing to wear high heels, it emerges.

The UK foreign secretary defends David Cameron after he called Afghanistan and Nigeria "fantastically corrupt," as Nigeria's president agrees with the description.

UK industry falls back into recession for the third time in eight years as it shrinks for the second quarter in a row.

The head of a flagship academy trust praised by the prime minister resigns amid claims of financial mismanagement.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump appears to have softened his stance on temporarily barring Muslims from travelling to the US.

In the fourth in a series of special programmes, BBC Newsnight looks at how the EU referendum vote could impact on EU migration.