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Sky News speaks to former Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley, McIlroy's psychologist Bob Rotella and Northern Irish actor James Nesbitt as they react to the golfers historic victory at the Masters to complete a career Grand Slam.

"Millions of people are dead because of three people," said Donald Trump as he blamed Vladimir Putin, Joe Biden, and Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The 212 year-old company, which has been listed in London since the 1940s, is to recommend a 130p-a-share offer from US-based buyout firm Atlas Holdings, Sky News learns.

An inquest is held into the death of Samantha Davis, who died last year aged 53 at London's University College Hospital.

The Trump administration has sent hundreds of alleged Venezuelan gang members to a notorious facility in El Salvador, since March, but the president has now suggested that "homegrown criminals" could also be sent there.

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe is recovering in hospital from pneumonia and will miss two more games, the club has announced.

A serious assault and two new wilful fireraisings are believed to be "potentially linked" to a feud between crime gangs that has spread from Scotland's east coast to the west.

At a conference in London, Foreign Secretary David Lammy is expected to say "the brutal war in Sudan has devastated the lives of millions" and "we need to act now to stop the crisis from becoming an all-out catastrophe".

Prosecutors accused the journalists of creating materials for Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) YouTube channel, which is banned in Russia.

David Howard, 53, died at the scene of the incident and his daughters have been informed, Nottinghamshire Police says.