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Tyler Robinson, 22, the suspect in the shooting is expected to be charged on Tuesday

• Charlie Kirk shooting: Utah governor confirms arrest of suspect

• What we know after suspect’s arrest: details of messages and gun casings emerge

• A video, a pastor and a tense meeting: timeline of suspect’s arrest

Here are some images coming to us via the wires.

Democracy is the way that we have diverse societies that don’t kill each other, largely,” Lilliana Mason, a leading scholar of partisanship, observed recently. She added: “As soon as we stop believing in it, it disappears.” Dr Mason’s own research suggests that there is sharply rising tolerance of political violence. On Wednesday, it claimed one more victim.

Tyler Robinson, 22, the suspect in the shooting is expected to be charged on Tuesday

• Charlie Kirk shooting: Utah governor confirms arrest of suspect

• What we know after suspect’s arrest: details of messages and gun casings emerge

• A video, a pastor and a tense meeting: timeline of suspect’s arrest

Here are some images coming to us via the wires.

Democracy is the way that we have diverse societies that don’t kill each other, largely,” Lilliana Mason, a leading scholar of partisanship, observed recently. She added: “As soon as we stop believing in it, it disappears.” Dr Mason’s own research suggests that there is sharply rising tolerance of political violence. On Wednesday, it claimed one more victim.

Family of Tyler Robinson live in Washington, a city of 35,000 people 260 miles from where Kirk was killed during event

The quiet neighborhood was like many others in the sun-baked city of Washington, Utah, which lies amid the red rock and sagebrush mesas of the Utah-Arizona borderlands.

Just hours before, news had broken that law enforcement had arrested a suspect in the killing of Charlie Kirk, the far-right influencer and Turning Point USA co-founder.

The mandatory program, which required 8,000 facilities to report their release, will be ended to reduce ‘bureaucratic red tape’

The US Environmental Protection Agency proposed on Friday a rule to end a mandatory program requiring 8,000 facilities to report their greenhouse gas emissions – an effort the agency said was burdensome to business, but which leaves the public without transparency around the environmental impact of those sources.

The agency said mandatory collection of GHG emissions data was unnecessary because it is “not directly related to a potential regulation and has no material impact on improving human health and the environment”.