The share of businesses that feel pessimistic about the future of the UK economy doubled in the week after the Brexit vote, research seen by BBC Newsnight suggests.

Australia's opposition leader calls on Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to resign after a cliff-hanger election failed to deliver a clear winner.

The number of victims of identity fraud rose by 57% last year with thieves targeting social media for people's information, fraud prevention service Cifas says.

A one-day teachers' strike over school funding will close schools and disrupt lessons in England.

Conservative MPs are to begin the first round of voting to replace David Cameron as party leader and UK prime minister.

Business groups call on the government to push ahead with infrastructure projects and provide reassurance for EU workers living in the UK following the Brexit vote.

Nearly three out of four couples that begin fertility treatment will eventually become parents, long-term studies suggest.

The US space agency's Juno probe puts itself in orbit around Jupiter, ready to undertake a survey of what lies beneath the giant planet's obscuring clouds.