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Twenty-five years after Kirsty MacColls tragic death, her former husband Steve Lillywhite suggests a cover-up may have hidden the truth behind the boating accident. The official account claims a speedboat struck MacColl while swimming, but Lillywhite and others question this, pointing to the boats owner, a wealthy businessman. MacColls mother launched a Justice for Kirsty campaign, but the alleged driver was only fined. Despite the official campaign ending, questions and suspicions surrounding MacColls death persist.

30-year-old Elyas Moussa sentenced to 27 years for murdering Kensington Palace gardener, Ricardo Clarke, in a seemingly friendly chat that turned hostile. Moussa returned armed, escalating arguments into fatal violence. Clarke, a father of two, was highly regarded and highly regarded. Moussa had previous convictions for assault and possession of bladed articles.

Todays UK front pages reveal a mix of political tensions, financial deals, and international developments. The Prime Minister threatens to sue Roman Abramovich over unreleased funds for Ukrainian war victims, while Abramovich claims a strong legal case. Police vow to crack down on intifada chants by pro-Palestinian supporters. The UKs rejoining of the Erasmus program could cost eight billion pounds, with critics accusing the Prime Minister of wasteful spending. A bidding war between Paramount and Netflix for Warner Bros Discovery unfolds, with Warner Bros Discoverys board urging shareholders to reject Paramounts offer. The UK military prepares for a peacekeeping force in Ukraine, as a potential peace deal looms. Lastly, the doctors strike and the search for a COVID-19 treatment dominate headlines.

Government Launches New Strategy to Tackle Violence Against Women and Girls: A Focus on Prevention, Stopping Abusers, and Supporting Victims

Sainsburys removes Dr. Seuss Christmas card amid transphobia controversy: A holiday card featuring The Grinch and the phrase identifying as sparks backlash, leading to its removal from shelves after being deemed transphobic by some. The cards publisher apologizes, while others argue the decision is extreme.

Chilly winds from Eastern Europe could bring a white Christmas to eastern regions, as a high-pressure system and low-pressure system influence wind direction and temperature. While a widespread white Christmas remains unlikely, a small shift in wind could lead to sleet or snow in eastern areas. A quieter spell of weather is expected, providing relief from recent heavy rainfall in Cumbria and South Wales.

Meet Mo, the adorable new white rhino calf born at Cotswolds Wildlife Park in Oxfordshire. This rare birth, one of only two in the UK this year, is a significant step for conservation efforts. Mos mother, Ruby, a famous rhino named after Ruby Wax, is already stealing hearts. The parks team is proud of their success, and Mos naming in honor of a beloved former staff member adds to the joy. This heartwarming story highlights the crucial role zoos play in protecting endangered species and the special bond between mothers and their young.

Bank of England expected to cut interest rates, impacting borrowers and savers

Londons property market has taken a hit, with house prices dropping by nearly 2% in October, wiping off around £10,500. The average London home is now worth £547,468, and the annual decline was even steeper at 2.4%. Nineteen boroughs experienced price falls, with Kensington and Chelsea losing £56,975 in one month and £236,342 over the year. The City of London saw the biggest monthly price plunge, losing £68,103. Meanwhile, outside of London, the picture was mixed, with the North East of England seeing a 1.3% increase and Wales a 1.1% rise. Despite these fluctuations, the overall UK housing market saw a 1.7% increase over the past year, with the average UK property value now at £270,000.