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.

The Danish tax minister announces plans to buy data leaked from the law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers scandal, in order to battle tax evasion.

Dave Lee takes a first look at the new iPhones and wireless Airpod earphones at Apple's launch event in San Francisco.

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

Andy Murray makes his earliest Grand Slam exit of 2016 as Kei Nishikori wins their US Open quarter-final in five sets.

The Pentagon says a Russian fighter plane flew within about 10ft of one of its reconnaissance aircraft operating over the Black Sea.