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A low supply of homes for sale is likely to have strengthened prices in the short-term, the bank said.
Dr Zahid Chauhan, founder of Homeless Friendly, said the Home Secretary showed ‘ignorance’ and ‘a lack of understanding’.
The comedian has surpassed his £50,000 target for Crisis UK.
The King’s Speech will include a number of announcements on the Government’s plans to tackle crime.
William told a finalist that Monday’s dragon boat racing was ‘quite competitive’ and he ‘felt it a bit in the shoulders this morning’.
William said he was ‘really excited about this year’s winners and finalists’ ahead of the awards ceremony on Tuesday evening.
He will travel in a carriage and wear the Imperial State Crown, while Camilla, in the famous Diamond Diadem, will reuse her coronation dress.
Members of the campaign group Republic were detained on the day of the King’s coronation, sparking criticism of the Met Police.
Prices across grocers were 9.7% higher than a year ago over the four weeks to October 29, analysts Kantar said.
The Trussell Trust said 320,000 people have needed to use a food bank for the first time in the past six months.
Here are the headlines dominating Tuesday’s front pages.
The first King’s Speech for more than 70 years will be used by the Prime Minister to set out a string of criminal justice measures.
The Metropolitan Police described the plans as ‘not appropriate’ and expressed concerns about criminal activity.
The broadcaster has removed a clip from the BBC iPlayer version of The Gold: Inside Story.
Indi Gregory has been granted Italian citizenship – a move that mirrors developments in a case involving 23-month-old Alfie Evans five years ago
Interim Chief Constable Jon Boutcher and current Assistant Chief Constable Bobby Singleton are vying for the position.
The shadow foreign secretary has written to James Cleverly about the violence between Israelis and Palestinians in the West Bank.
Chris Royston, who spent half a year living sleeping rough, said the Government does not have the ‘want’ to tackle the problem.
The Northern Ireland Secretary said the recent floods have been ‘devastating for those affected’.
Huw Pill said that interest rates will likely fall, but not to the near-zero levels of the 2010s.
