The UK should keep "options open" over Brexit, Tony Blair says, including a possible second referendum.

Rebels in Syria announce an offensive aimed at breaking the government's siege of eastern Aleppo.

A 28-year-old man is arrested in connection with a hit-and-run attempted murder of two police officers.

A landmark legal challenge against Brexit is rejected at the High Court in Belfast.

The deaths of two children after a "suspicious" house fire are being investigated by police.

As figures show a sharp fall in fines for using mobile phones while driving, the RAC warns motorists are "no longer fearing punishment".

Ex-minister Iain Duncan Smith calls for cuts to Universal Credit to be reversed to help low-paid workers.

Uber drivers in London will learn later whether they are entitled to basic employment rights.