Tony Blair: I think Corbyn could be PM

Tony Blair says he now accepts Jeremy Corbyn could become prime minister. The ex-PM told BBC Newsnight that a year ago he would have said it was impossible for the left-wing Labour leader to win.

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Robin Hood overwhelmed by Maid Marian charity fund

Nottingham's official Robin Hood said he had been overwhelmed by donations for Maid Marian - his wife who died of breast cancer. Sally Pollard, 39, who had played the role for more than 12 years, died at their home on 16 June.

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Dog survives after chasing stone off 150ft cliff

The dog, called Indy, plunged off Hurlstone Point, near Porlock, while chasing a stone during walk with her owners. Minehead's lifeboat crew was scrambled to rescue her and found her among boulders at the foot of the cliff.

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A year after failed coup in Turkey, Erdogan says 'behead traitors'

(CNN)Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan -- delivering feisty and stirring messages on the one-year anniversary of a failed coup aimed at unseating him -- lauded the popular resistance that helped stop the coup, and promised to decapitate "traitors," a sign that his harsh crackdown against his

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Grenfell fire: McDonnell murder claim 'disgraceful' - Hammond

Chancellor Phillip Hammond has called comments made by Labour's John McDonnell about the Grenfell fire tragedy "disgraceful". The shadow chancellor told the BBC's Andrew Marr he stood by his claim that victims of the disaster in west London were "murdered by political decisions".

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Tony Blair: Corbyn 'could be prime minister'

Tony Blair has admitted it is "possible" that the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, "could end up as prime minister". Speaking to Newsnight's Ian Katz, he said "you can't rule anything out in today's politics".

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Brexit: Hammond warns of UK investment uncertainty

Chancellor Philip Hammond has told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show that businesses are holding off from investing in the UK because of uncertainty about Brexit. The second round of Brexit negotiations take place in Brussels on Monday.

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