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Al Gore fund boosts Octopus Energy stake as valuation soars to £7.2bn Octopus Energy has cemented its status as one of Britain's most significant private companies after a series of share trades valuing it at $9bn (£7.2bn).

'People don't pay enough for restaurant food': Top chef justifies £320 tasting menu – as he teams up with Uber Eats for 'cheap' delivery option For two days this week, people will be able to try one of the world's best (and most expensive) tasting menus for a fraction of the price.

House prices plateau but rises still expected for this year The housing market is "finding its feet" with a slight increase in prices, particularly for flats, according to analysis from part of the UK's biggest mortgage lender.

Carpetright to axe over 25% of head office staff One of Britain's biggest carpet retailers is axing more than 25% of its head office staff as it grapples with a protracted downturn in trading.

Woman accused of killing man on mobility scooter A woman has been charged with manslaughter over the death of a man who used a mobility scooter.

Man accused of murdering teenager with sword appears in court A man accused of killing a schoolboy and attacking four others with a sword has appeared at the Old Bailey.

Miss USA resigns to 'prioritise mental health'The current Miss USA has said she is relinquishing her title to prioritise her mental health.

At least five dead and dozens more trapped after multi-storey apartment building collapsesAt least five people have died and dozens more are believed to be trapped under rubble after a multi-storey apartment building under construction in South Africa collapsed.

Boeing delays first ever astronaut launch due to valve problemBoeing has called off its first-ever astronaut launch at the final moment after discovering a valve problem in the Atlas V rocket.

Embattled Netanyahu's choice: Accept ceasefire deal or gamble on Rafah incursionThere are many in Israel who don't believe Benjamin Netanyahu wants a new hostage deal, and they're not just the families of those still being held in Gaza.

Putin thanks soldiers 'fighting for our motherland' as he is inaugurated for fifth timeVladimir Putin has thanked soldiers "fighting for our motherland" in Ukraine - as he was sworn in as Russian president for a fifth time.

Temperatures set to reach around 23C with 'more settled' week ahead Temperatures in the UK could reach around 23C this week as forecasters predict a brighter week ahead.

Woman pleads not guilty to murdering three people with toxic mushrooms in beef Wellington lunchA woman has pleaded not guilty to the murder of three people who died after allegedly consuming a lunch she prepared which contained poisonous mushrooms.

Prospect of ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas soon evaporatedIt's been a whiplash-inducing 36 hours in Washington. Breakthrough or broke in Gaza?

Mother of Manchester Arena bombing victim to walk to Downing Street to demand new law The mother of one of the Manchester Arena bombing victims will begin a 200-mile walk from the spot her son was killed to Downing Street to demand stronger protections against terrorism.

Girl was seen 30 times by medics over three years before brain tumour diagnosis An 11-year-old girl was seen 30 times by medics over the course of three years before she was diagnosed with a brain tumour.

Putin's fifth inauguration marks more of the same for a Russia with little choiceThe term "inauguration" may feel slightly misleading. After all, this is not his first time.

Israel rejects ceasefire proposal and presses ahead with 'targeted strikes' on RafahIsrael has rejected a ceasefire proposal accepted by Hamas and announced it is pushing ahead with an assault on the town of Rafah in southern Gaza.

Man who murdered mother-of-three dies in prison The man who murdered mother-of-three Glenda Hoskins has died in prison weeks after it emerged he was being considered for release on compassionate grounds.

Government 'gaslighting' public about state of economy, Labour to claim The government is "gaslighting" the public about the state of the economy, the shadow chancellor will say on Tuesday.