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The bodies of four members of the same family were discovered at an address in Costessey, near Norwich.
The annual Bestseller Awards were held at the Ham Yard Hotel in London on Monday evening.
Ian Bailey, the main suspect in Ms Toscan du Plantier’s murder, died on Sunday.
Social housing minister Baroness Scott is joined by the chief executive of Homes England in backing private investment to boost supply.
The unelected chamber supported a call that Parliament should not ratify the pact until ministers can show the east African country is safe.
Relatives of hostages being held in Gaza said Rishi Sunak told them he is ‘going to do everything he can’.
The Tory MP also cast doubt on suggestions that extra North Sea fuel production could help to lower consumer energy bills.
The three-part Channel 4 series will focus on mental health, sexual misconduct and race.
At least 66 schools were closed on Monday, and 15,000 homes were without power.
Christopher Kapessa died after being pushed off a ledge into the River Cynon in Fernhill, South Wales, in July 2019.
Middle East minister Lord Ahmad is to travel to New York on Tuesday to restate UK’s call for a sustainable ceasefire.
The Foreign Secretary will use a memorial event to call for a recommitment to ‘rid the world of the prejudice and hatred that persists today’.
Trocaire said that Ireland’s calls for a Gaza ceasefire, though welcome, were no longer enough.
Roann Court said she told Camilla that Benjamin Cooper murdered her mother in January 2009.
The Court of Session ruled that the UK Government blocking the legislation was lawful.
The expansion would see purpose-built rooms equipped for design, technology, art, science and mathematics-based activities, the DfE said.
Rishi Sunak said ‘the biggest expansion in childcare that our country has seen’ would be delivered but providers and campaigners are concerned.
There have been 216 confirmed measles cases and 103 probable cases in the West Midlands since October 1 last year.
Tens of thousands of homes were left without power after the storm.
Cornwall Insight said tensions in the Red Sea had failed to derail the prospect of lower energy bills.