A man carrying a knife and shouting ‘Allahu akbar’ killed two female passengers before being shot dead by soldiers at Marseille’s train station in southern France (pictured). Via: Police shoot dead knife-wielding man at Marseille station
Jeremy Corbyn calls on Spanish government to end ‘shocking’ police violence as Catalans vote in independence referendum 3.06pm BST Human Rights Watch has released a statement calling on Spanish authorities to respect their citizens’ right to peaceful assembly and refrain from using excessive force. #CatalanReferendum @HRW calls on authorities to Read more
Latest updates from the 2.15pm game at Goodison ParkKoeman can only wish Everton were in as good a shape as BurnleyEmail Jacob | or tweet @JacobSteinberg 3.02pm BST Jon Moss’s whistle is greeted by boos from the Everton fans, but don’t let that obscure the fact that Burnley, in front Read more
Updates from the final match of the series in NagpurGet in touch with Sam on email or via Twitter @sjjperry 3.03pm BST 26th over: India 142-1 (Kohli 7, Sharma 74)Tight enough from Zampa until Rohit Sharma has enough, and caresses him with technical and aesthetic aplomb over cover for four. Read more
Youth in custody until magistrates court hearing after material thrown from a bridge forced police to shut motorway for 11 hoursA 17-year-old boy has been charged with arson after a flammable substance found on the M3 led police to close the motorway for 11 hours.Officers said the “potentially hazardous” material Read more
Foreign Secretary mounts renewed challenge to Theresa May's leadership Via: Boris Johnson 'says Cabinet minister's salary of £141,000 is not enough to live on'
Teenager to appear in court after motorway closed for 11 hours as bomb disposal squad examined material thrown from bridge Via: Boy, 17, charged with arson with intent to endanger life after 'potential hazardous material' left on M3
First Secretary of State Damian Green calls for an end to 'leadership speculation' and says Ms May will lead party into next election Via: Theresa May's de facto deputy in public snub to Boris Johnson amid unrest over her leadership
The Prime Minister could not say whether Boris Johnson is 'unsackable' in awkward interview with Andrew Marr Via: Conservative conference: Theresa May claims cabinet is united despite ministers refusing to get behind her
The Prime Minister told the monarch she had secured the support of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), only for it to take another 17 days before a deal was finalised Via: Queen 'furious at being misled by Theresa May over DUP deal'