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The Republican candidate has won three key swing states in the presidential race against Democrat Kamala Harris.

Mr Musk described himself as a “moderate Democrat” until recently but became a vocal critic of the party during the Biden administration.

The awards event will be staged in a reusable dome that has been used for a number of events.

The former minister is preparing for her debut battle at the despatch box on Wednesday.

Changes announced in the Budget will come under scrutiny from the Treasury Select Committee on Wednesday.

The Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice (CBFFJ) campaign group said the honour is ‘an insult’ to the dead and bereaved.

Private James Miller was shot as he left his trench to deliver a message.

Dr Thomas Kwan has been warned he faces a 35-year jail term for trying to kill 72-year-old Patrick O’Hara while posing as a nurse.

Crucial battleground states including Georgia, Pennsylvania and North Carolina are yet to be called and could tip the balance.

The Oscar-winner performed a rendition of Carpenter’s hit song to young voters stuck in ‘crazy long lines’.

The Ant-Man star was spotted during a US broadcast, handing out water to students at Temple University in Philadelphia.

The outbreak in Yorkshire is the first case of the H5N5 strain in non-wild birds in England.

Mr Johnson said he disagreed with Cox regarding Mr Trump’s response to the Ukraine Russia war if he was elected president.

The US presidential election dominates the front pages of Wednesday’s newspapers.

The Republican candidate is projected to win the states of Kentucky, Indiana and West Virginia, while Ms Harris is expected to win Vermont.

During the panel, co-host Emily Maitlis told him: ‘We are not all going to read your book’.

Democratic supporters posed for photos with a cardboard cutout of Kamala Harris.

Channel 4’s Krishnan Guru-Murthy told the former prime minister to ‘put it away’ during the broadcaster’s coverage of the election.

The neck-and-neck race will have a sweeping impact on global politics, including in the UK.

Victoria Atkins said the move had ‘consigned family farms and businesses to being sold off and split up as families cannot afford massive tax bills’.