The Tesla and SpaceX chief executive has reached an agreement to buy the social media platform for $4bn (£34.bn)

Mum Chloe Connolly feared daughter Averly would not survive and began making funeral arrangements

James Heappey said it is ‘completely legitimate’ for Kyiv to strike targets in Russia to disrupt logistics under the terms of warfare.

James Heappey said it is ‘completely legitimate’ for Kyiv to strike targets in Russia to disrupt logistics under the terms of warfare.

Health experts say they cannot rule out link between cases and Covid

Prime minister condemns Tory claims against Labour’s deputy leader as ‘misogynist tripe’

There have been 111 serious cases of hepatitis among children since the start of the year.

John Holland-Kaye told the PA news agency it is ‘vital’ that people can go on holiday this summer.

Conservative MP Simon Hoare described the passport backlog as ‘unprecedented, true, but foreseeable, absolutely’.

Report by senior civil servant said to be ‘excoriating’

Extra day off would recognise Queen’s ‘extraordinary service’

The extra day off would recognise the Queen’s ‘extraordinary service’.

PM accused of being ‘completely out of ideas’

Prime minister condemns Tory claims against Labour’s deputy leader as ‘misogynist tripe’

Tech billionaire Elon Musk’s take-over of Twitter is one of the topics leading the front pages on Tuesday.

Harry Billinge, who died aged 96, was just 18 when he was one of the first British soldiers to land on Gold Beach during the Battle of Normandy

Edward joked that he had not been taking notes during Gaston Browne’s opening remarks so could not respond to all the points he had made.

Aiden Aslin was fighting in Mariupol, Ukraine, when he was captured earlier this month.

Suspects appear in Falkirk Sheriff Court, after two individuals taken to hospital

Prime minister backs Jacob Rees-Mogg despite criticism of minister’s ‘Dickensian’ tactics to repopulate Whitehall

‘It always feels like calling yourself lesbian is the same as sharing details about your sex life,’ says woman

Offenders face ‘few deterrents’, parliamentary committee finds

Thomas Markle, 77, said he is planning to fly over to the UK in June for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Spiking will remain an ‘invisible crime’ unless action is taken to improve awareness, the Home Affairs Committee has warned in a new report.

The union organisation said the ferry company deserves ‘pariah status’.

The £1.3 million project aims to investigate ways to reduce dementia risk among footballers.

.Fares for Uber Pet journeys will include a surcharge of £3.20 in London and £2 outside the capital.

But exports to the bloc avoided a sustained decline.

Analysis of Civil Aviation Authority data found just 64.4 million passengers arrived or departed on flights at UK airports in 2021.

A new report by the Electoral Reform Society found 85.8% of valid ballot papers contained at least two choices in the 2017 Scottish local elections.

The consumer group wants legislation to be introduced urgently to protect the future of cash.

Steve Dayman’s 14-month-old son Spencer died of meningitis in 1982.

A planning application for decking across from the home of murdered Alistair Wilson in Nairn may hold the key to finding the killer, police say.

The study at Queen’s University Belfast is the first which looks at the impact of mind wandering on learning.

The equipment, including feeding syringes, cannulas, and ventilators, arrived in Lviv on April 10

The countess received a card from young Aleccai Brown saying ‘welcome to Antigua’ on her visit to the island.

New ban to close loophole on exports of repressive equipment to Russia

New figures suggest a total of 217 police stations and counters in England and Wales were shut between 2015 to 2021.

A further 22 ambulances are being sent to the nation while 40 fire engines have arrived.

Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries criticised Jacob Rees-Mogg’s drive to get civil servants back to their desks but No 10 backed him.

The former US president says prime minister ‘getting a little bit too liberal and green’

The 50-year-old man arrested by police is known to the missing woman, officers said

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) sampled 100 reports of major companies

Tributes to ‘really close’ family as police question suspect over deaths of three women and one man

The Duke of Cambridge is patron of London’s Air Ambulance Charity.

The UKHSA said the rise in severe cases of hepatitis may be linked to adenoviruses.

‘Basic Instinct’ attack on Angela Rayner condemned by Boris Johnson as ‘misogynistic tripe’

Lords votes against plan to give ministers powers to set Electoral Commission’s priorities

Sir Stephen Lovegrove was accused of giving evidence ‘opposite’ to that supplied by top civil servant Sir Philip Barton.

Northern Ireland’s Lady Chief Justice Dame Siobhan Keegan has granted leave to appeal a ruling that the post-Brexit trading arrangement is lawful.

Eric Bourne said his marriage to Stephen Carpenter resulted in “the best day” of his life.

Government lawyers confirm controversial tactic has been withdrawn, week before hearing was due to begin

Some commentators have condemned the Wessexes’ gesture as ‘narcissistic’, ‘tone-deaf’ and ‘insulting’ with claims that their present would ‘make a lovely ash tray’

Campaigners in Antigua urge monarchy to account for slavery during what they describe as the Wessexes’ “goodwill-don’t-leave-us tour” of Caribbean

The minature book could be, inch-for-inch, the most valuable literary manuscript ever sold

The QC was caught on video talking about the former first minister and two of his accusers while making a rail trip.

Adris Mohammed is alleged to have gone back to the home of 78-year-old David Varlow to hunt for other things to steal, a week after tying him up.

Katie Kenyon, 33, from Padiham, Burnley, has not been seen by her worried family since last Friday morning.

The countess joined in with Princess Margaret School during a rendition of Canon in D by Johann Pachelbel.

Russian President Vladimir Putin ‘must not be allowed to prevail’.

Michael Black, 56, fraudulently pocketed £1.2 million from three businesses he worked for between 2010 and 2019.

Frustrated hosts say more than 800 refugees who applied during the first two weeks of the Homes for Ukraine scheme are still waiting for visas.

Home secretary Priti Patel said the extended hours will allow Brits to ‘raise a glass to toast Her Majesty’

Frustrated travellers posted images of long queues on social media.

Edward and Sophie arrived in Antigua and Barbuda on Monday.

Lindsay Hoyle criticised the article in the chamber on Monday

The Prime Minister condemned the anonymous MP quoted in the Mail on Sunday as the paper’s editor was called in for a meeting with the Speaker.

Exclusive: Russian information operations believed to be behind calls made to private offices of cabinet members

STUC president Pat Rafferty said that Peter Hebblethwaite should be imprisoned to send a clear message to employers.

The First Minister said women were too often reduced ‘to their body parts’.

Dennis Hutchings died after contracting Covid-19 while awaiting trial over a fatal shooting in 1974

Senior civil servant’s report will be checked for privacy breaches before publication, says No 10

The Earl and Countess of Wessex arrived in Antigua and Barbuda after warnings to avoid “phony sanctimony” over slavery.

In response to social media ‘speculation’, police said no weapons have been recovered at the scene

Two men have been arrested in connection with the incident that left the victim “very shaken”

William and Kate joined hundreds of guests from Australia and New Zealand’s communities in the UK.

Harry Billinge, who has died aged 96, was just 18 when he was one of the first British soldiers to land on Gold Beach during the Battle of Normandy.

The policy would have allowed border force patrols to intercept migrant vessels in the Channel and return them to France.

Party president Mary Lou McDonald joined colleagues to launch Sinn Fein’s Assembly election manifesto in Belfast.

The one-year foundation course is part of the university’s plans to recruit a more diverse range of students.

Two people remain in hospital

Two weeks of strike action by council and Housing Executive workers began on Monday in Northern Ireland.

Horrified witness says incident was ‘one of the worst things’ they have ever seen

PM calls claim ‘appalling load of sexist, misogynist tripe’

New figures cast doubt over Boris Johnson’s claim that tens of thousands will be removed under new deal

The UK is hoping for a ‘reset’, but experts said Emmanuel Macron will be more focused on reforming the EU than improving relations with Britain.

Got questions about Brexit? Pop them in the comments and Adam Forrest will answer as many as he can

The minister for government efficiency has launched a crusade against civil servants working from home

The Prime Minister is facing calls to quit from some of his own MPs after he was fined for a breach of Covid regulations.

Ms Murphy, a talented musician, was killed while jogging along a canal near Tullamore, Co Offaly, in January.

‘It’s rank sexism, rank misogyny,’ Labour leader says

Boris Johnson said the suggestion Labour’s Angela Rayner sought to distract him with her legs because she lacked his debating skills was ‘appalling’.

People in deprived areas also live a larger number of years in poorer states of health.

Tory MP points out that two years ago home secretary ordered that asylum seekers be removed from hotel in her own constituency on basis that area was too rural

Chancellor was third from bottom in survey last month

One man has been arrested after three women and a man were found fatally injured at a house in Delaford Road, Bermondsey, early on Monday.

Smaller died in the crash on his 10th birthday alongside his sister Lilly

Dorcha is expected to lay more eggs this week.

Abigail White is accused of killing Bradley Lewis, 22, in Kingswood, South Gloucestershire, on March 25 2022.

Exclusive: New research shows vast majority want flexible working as union warns workers are pushed into cutting hours or taking unpaid leave instead