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Elon Musk has confirmed a new URL is available to for users to access Twitter. The world's second richest man is proposing yet more changes to the popular platform

Nada Farhoud says it is rather ironic that there has been a lot of hot air from sections of the right-wing media at the same time, which appear to deny the fact that the planet is in serious trouble

Elon Musk could be set to ditch the famous Twitter bird icon in favour of a new 'X' design. Mr Musk has previously suggested Twitter could be incorporated into some sort of super app

Following reports that Meghan and Harry were denied permission to board Air Force One after the Queen's funeral so as not to damage the President's relationship with the Palace, the Hollywood elite have also reportedly snubbed the couple, also fearing alienating the Palace

Love Island's Ron Hall is said to have looked 'upset' after seeing his ex Lana Jenkins so soon after their separation, which took place just three months after they left the villa

Crystal meth use is on the rise in Manchester - and since the coronavirus pandemic, the drug's price has also dropped to around £40-60 a gram, down from around £100-120 two to three years ago

Ada Daly had to pay more than double her proper bill due to a daft mistake in the way the energy giant calculated her bills

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen announced her split from husband Clive Owen last summer, and the TV star has since moved on with new man Robert Davies who is reportedly in the middle of divorce proceedings from his estranged wife

Benjamin Netanyahu has had a pacemaker fitted after being rushed to hospital with Israel's Prime Minister saying he "feels excellent" despite the procedure

Dozens of Britons have had their holidays disrupted as a blaze sweeps across the Greek island of Rhodes, with some holidaymakers forced to evacuate from resorts

North Korean experts believe the country's leader is ready to give the orders to detonate the nuke despite fears his underground site isn't safe

The attack in Crimea, blamed on Ukraine by Russian officials, triggered a massive explosion and led to the evacuation of civilians in a three-mile radius

President Joe Biden has nominated the first-ever woman to lead the US Navy, but the historic move could be blocked by a rogue senator upset about the Pentagon's abortion stance

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's silence will benefit Kate Middleton and Prince William by giving them their 'unique platform' back as the Sussexes remain in America

Hundreds have been evacuated from hotels while beachgoers have been put onto boats as firefighters on the island of Rhodes battle what is thought to be the most dangerous of several wildfires blighting Greece at the moment

Meghan Markle sent President Joe Biden's wife Jill Biden a very unique gift following her bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview with Prince Harry - and it has now been reported that the First Lady was "in on the joke"

Anton Cherepennikov was head of the country's largest IT company, ICS Holding, which was used by Russia's Federal Security Service for surveillance of citizens' online activities

It was reported earlier this week that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who now reside in Montecito, California, had their request denied to fly back on Air Force One alongside President Joe Biden after the Queen's funeral

Igor Girkin, an extreme nationalist militia leader turned blogger, was arrested at his Moscow flat and detained for two months on extremism charges

Heavy rain is battering the UK this weekend while countries in southern Europe experience temperatures of 40C or over. The Met Office has issued a warning covering most of Britain

The UK’s Ministry of Defence said in its daily update on Friday, that the recruitment drive of criminals only resulted in "one of the bloodiest episodes in modern military history"

Ava-May Littleboy had been enjoying a family day out at the beach at Gorleston-on-Sea, Norfolk, when she was put on a trampoline which exploded and threw her 'higher than a house' into the air

Dating back between 4000 BCE and the fourth century AD, the Te'omim Cave, in the the ancient city walls of Jerusalem's western hills, is said to hold spring water with healing properties

The Congressional Black Caucus condemned a recent decision by the Florida State Board of Education to alter the state's Black history curriculum, calling it 'gaslighting of the highest order'

US CIA Chief William Burns says that moving Wagner mercenary chief Yevgeniy Prigozhin to Belarus was a part of a 'complicated dance' and that the Russian leader was simply 'buying' time before he works out his revenge plan