UK Foreign Office: The Stina Impero and its crew are still being held in Iran
UK Foreign Office: We continue to call on Iran to immediately release the detained tanker
Sussex Police says a 20-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two police officers and another man were struck by a Mercedes-Benz saloon "at speed" on the A259 at Littlehampton last night
Prime Minister @BorisJohnson: "The UK is attributing responsibility with a very high degree of probability to Iran for the Aramco attacks"
Ofcom launches four investigations into impartiality of Hong Kong protests coverage on CGTN, the Chinese state news network establishing large new hub in West London. These are in addition to ongoing investigations into the broadcast of forced confessions on CGTN
Iranian government spokesman says legal steps completed for release of Stena Impero, does not know release timing
Iranian government spokesman: We do not know the date of release of the British oil tanker
The head of Turkey's Hoteliers Federation has told news agency Reuters the collapse of tourism agency Thomas Cook means Turkey could see 600,000 to 700,000 fewer tourists annually adding there are currently 45,000 tourists in Turkey that travelled from Europe with Thomas Cook
Iran frees British oil tanker two months after detention
Thomas Cook says there are roughly 140,000 holidaymakers currently travelling with its German subsidiaries amid the tour operator company's collapse into compulsory liquidation
Greece's Tourism Minister Haris Theocharis says around 50,000 Thomas Cook customers are currently in Greece and around 22,000 of them are expected to be flown home over the next three days after the tour operator company collapsed into compulsory liquidation
Manchester Airport train station evacuated in Britain and train and metro traffic suspended after suspicious package found
Spanish airports operator Aena says 46 flights operated by Thomas Cook have been cancelled after the tour operator company collapsed into compulsory liquidation
British police: Man arrested on suspicion of carrying bomb near Manchester Airport
Johnson refuses to rule out military action amid Saudi Arabia drone attacks
5 month agoLast of the ThomasCook flights to get airborne, heading back in to Manchester
Spain will remove rights from British citizens after Brexit if Spaniards living in the UK do not receive equal treatment. Foreign minister Borrell: "Reciprocity cannot be guaranteed in half-measures – it is either there, or it isn't"
Boris Johnson says Thomas Cook requested £150m of public money; but that bailing out would have set up "moral hazard" in case of other companies facing financial difficulties
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested in Slough following the fatal stabbing of another 15-year-old in a skate park at around 6.30pm yesterday evening
Labour MP Neil Coyle has told Sky News that there is "greater division on the government benches" than in Labour and the row over Jon Lansman's attempt to oust Tom Watson is a distraction
Sky News has learned that the Thomas Cook group will meet its biggest shareholder and creditors tomorrow morning in a final attempt to rescue a deal and stop the company from collapsing into insolvency
Labour has released its draft statement on Brexit which says a Labour government would secure a sensible leave deal with the EU within three months
5 month ago#ClimateStrike footage from Dublin.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Council president Donald Tusk will meet on Monday on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York
Brexit talks 'moving forward with momentum': UK minister
5 month agoPound drops after Irish government dampens hopes of a Brexit breakthrough
5 month agoTwo RAF Typhoons alongside an RAF Voyager during Exercise Cobra Warrior. There are over 50 aircraft taking part from the UK, US, Germany, Italy, and Israel
5 month ago#ClimateStrike rally in Brighton, England
5 month agoGreat scenes in Manchester today #climatestrike
Shares in the travel firm Thomas Cook have dropped by 20% at the start of the day's trading on the news of its bid to find £200m to plug a financial hole which could lead to the 175-year-old company's collapse
