The Wrap With Anna Botting

Counter Terrorism Police arrested a 27-year-old dual UK-Iranian national in Westminster, London, on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts, in a further development in the investigation into the incident at RAF Fairford last weekend. A 26-year-old UK national was questioned under caution and two properties were searched; five UK nationals arrested near the base on Sunday remained on police bail, and police said they were considering all possible angles including foreign state involvement. Police had said petrol was found in three vehicles but no explosive devices were found, and Andy Burnham had said there were strong indications Iran played a part.

Nigel Farage responded to Andy Burnham's conference speech by challenging him over Brexit, saying if Burnham wanted a fight in Doncaster and the Red Wall on rejoining the EU, 'bring it on.' Farage, speaking in Doncaster, said it might be the biggest boost of his career and launched a '100 days to save Britain' tour after controversies and mixed poll numbers. The programme also heard that Burnham had given varying answers in interviews about a future referendum and about the customs union and single market, and Farage challenged him to a one-on-one EU debate.

In Tennessee, the attempted execution of Christa Pike, convicted of a 1995 murder, was halted after two lethal injections when her lawyers said she was still alive and audibly snoring; her attorney said she was receiving life-saving medical care, and the governor halted all executions for the remainder of the year. In a separate story, the Israeli government called the attempted hijacking of a Fly Dubai passenger plane from Dubai to Tel Aviv a jihadist terror attack, while Benjamin Netanyahu said it was too early to say if Iran was involved; a passenger described the plane plummeting and passengers screaming before it landed in Saudi Arabia.