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Boris Johnson has said the UK needs to "proceed with a legislative solution" to the Northern Ireland Protocol as an "insurance" in case a deal is not reached with Brussels.

Twitter's chief executive has hit back after Elon Musk put his deal to buy the platform "on hold" over concerns about fake user accounts.

Pointing to a grubby, grey sofa in the corner of a small room in her neighbour's house, the Ukrainian mother said that was where a teenage Russian soldier raped her.

A government minister has suggested that people struggling with the cost of living could take on more hours or move to a better-paid job.

Talks over the Northern Ireland Protocol are "kind of stuck", an EU source has told Sky News as Boris Johnson heads to Belfast to try to make headway on the issue.

Ukraine has won the Eurovision Song Contest after a huge show of support from the rest of the continent following Russia's invasion of the country.

A 17-year-old player has come out, becoming the only openly gay male professional footballer in Britain.

The Queen received a standing ovation as her Platinum Jubilee celebrations began on Sunday.

The governor of the Bank of England has warned of "apocalyptic" food prices, saying he feels "helpless" amid soaring inflation.

A gunman who killed one worshipper and wounded five others at a church in California was stopped after a pastor hit him over the head with a chair and members of the congregation tied him up.

US politicians have written to the bosses of Meta, TikTok, Twitter and YouTube to request that the companies archive content that includes potential evidence of Russian war crimes in Ukraine.

Dame Deborah James has said she is "embracing the feeling of the rain on her face" in a poignant Instagram story - because it might be the "last time" she feels it.

Police in Scotland say they are investigating allegations that two of their own officers were involved in a child abuse ring in Glasgow in 2014.  

A Conservative MP has suggested people could "incentivise granny annexes" to save money amid the cost of living crisis.

The energy price cap, the mechanism that determines gas and electricity bills for 22 million households, could soon be reviewed every three months under plans announced by the industry regulator.

Vladimir Putin has said Russia has no issue with Finland and Sweden, but warned Moscow would react to the expansion of military infrastructure on their territories as both countries move closer to joining NATO.

Consumer champion Martin Lewis has apologised after ranting at energy staff, calling proposed changes to the energy price cap a "f***ing disgrace".

Questions are being asked about red flags raised over a teenage gunman who went on a racist killing spree at a US supermarket.

The body language said it all on Monday as the leaders of Northern Ireland's two main parties faced the cameras after crunch talks with Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

North Korea has brought in the military to stabilise its distribution of coronavirus medicine as the country battles its "first" outbreak.

The average price of a litre of diesel has hit a new record high, according to industry data, signalling further financial pressure on households and businesses alike amid the deteriorating cost of living crisis.

Sri Lanka only has enough petrol stocks to last a single day, with the possibility of power outages lasting up to 15 hours a day, the country's new prime minister has warned.

Boris Johnson has been accused of failing to give straight answers after meeting party leaders in Belfast to try to resolve a political impasse over the Northern Ireland Protocol.