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Elon Musk buys 92 stake in Twitter
He has purchased approximately 73.5 million shares.
Ofsted worried by young childrens development after pandemic
The chief inspector of Ofsted, Amanda Spielman says it is clear the pandemic has created some lingering challenges.
Ted Baker puts itself up for sale after third Sycamore approach
It comes a week after Ted Baker rejected two takeover approaches by Sycamore.
Miserable Monday as travellers hit by flight cancellations and Eurotunnel delays
Hundreds of flights have been affected.
Douglas Ross cancels campaign events after testing positive for Covid 19
He has cancelled campaign events set to be held this week ahead of local elections.
Olivia Rodrigo and Silk Sonic come out on top at the 2022 Grammys
The 64th edition of the awards ceremony took place in Las Vegas on Sunday night.
Price of stamps goes up from today
Its now a little bit dearer to post a letter, with 10p added to the cost of a first class stamp, and 2p on a second class stamp.
Former Man United boss Louis van Gaal battling cancer
The 70 year old, who now manages Holland, has revealed hes been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
Air travellers face more disruption after easyJet cancels 222 flights
The airline is blaming high levels of Covid absence among staff.
Ukraine accuses Russia of massacre as bodies found strewn across city
Theres been widespread condemnation of the scenes from Bucha.
Average nursery place cost soars by nearly 1500 in five years Labour
The average annual cost of a nursery place for children under two has risen by nearly £1,500 in five years, putting a strain on working families, Labour has claimed..
Taliban announces ban on poppy production in Afghanistan
Afghanistans ruling Taliban has announced a ban on poppy production, even as farmers across the country begin harvesting the flower that produces the opium used to make heroin..
PM condemns Russias despicable attacks against Ukrainian civilians
Boris Johnson has condemned Russias despicable attacks against Ukrainian civilians in Irpin and Bucha, adding that we will not rest until justice is served..
Oxford overcome Cambridge to win mens Boat Race for first time since 2017
Oxford were able to bring to an end Cambridges recent supremacy in the mens Boat Race with victory on the traditional university races return to the River Thames..
Cambridge have won the Womens Boat Race for the fifth time in a row
Cambridge women maintained their dominance over their Oxford counterparts with a fifth successive Boat Race victory..
MP Johnny Mercer determined to keep voice of Ukrainians alive and bright
Conservative MP Johnny Mercer has said he is determined to keep the voices of the Ukrainian people alive and bright..
Prince of Wales welcomes tour guides to garden estate ahead of spring opening
The Prince of Wales has enjoying his country estate ahead of its seasonal opening to the public..
Ministers urged to introduce safety net for homeowners on the brink
The Government is being urged to bring in a safety net for struggling families, as the Lib Dems warn people face having to hand back the keys to their homes due to a hike in household debt costs..
More than 100 million to go on support for long term unemployed
The Scottish Government is pledging up to £113 million will be spent this year to help support those at risk of long-term unemployment..
Projects helping people affected by addiction to share 25m of Government cash
Almost 80 projects working with people affected by drug use are to share in more than £25 million of funding, the Scottish Government has announced..





















