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The government is describing this as the "world's most ambitious consultation" and its results could bring about the biggest change to social media since Myspace went mainstream in the early noughties.

"It stinks of oil in here," said a UK citizen surveying the wreckage of a drone that burst through his living room window in the UAE.

The strikes against Iran by Israel and the US on Saturday have resulted in counterattacks by Tehran on Israel and cities in the Middle East. It has sparked concern that the Iranian regime may use terror to retaliate.

Police were called to reports of a stabbing at Centre:MK just after 5pm on Saturday, and, despite life-saving efforts, the victim died at the scene.

The strikes on Iran on Saturday led to the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. Tehran has retaliated and, with rocket fire ongoing, disruption is set to continue.

John Healey refused to say if the UK would join the US in active operations but said more British planes are being sent to the Middle East.

Olivia Dean was the big winner at this year's Brit Awards, but what else got everyone talking? Here are the best bits.

The PM is under pressure from the right and left over the American attacks and leads a Labour party still haunted by the Iraq war.

Olivia Dean took four awards at this year's Manchester ceremony, while Sam Fender claimed two and Lola Young was named breakthrough artist.

Rhun ap Iorwerth tells Sky News he will look at the question of independence for Wales, as Hollywood actor Michael Sheen throws his support behind his campaign to win the May elections ...