Hostage Eli Sharabi, 52, is likely unaware his British wife Lianne and their daughters were killed, a family member has said.
Axel Rudakubana, of Banks, Lancashire, will stand trial charged with the murders of three girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in July.
Here are the biggest news stories making headlines on Monday.
The president-elect will be sworn in to his second term in the White House on Monday, eight years after he first took the oath of office.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy said ‘our thoughts are with’ British-linked hostages Eli Sharabi, Oded Lifshitz and Avinatan Or.
Forecasters said Monday and Tuesday would be ‘fairly benign’, with many continuing to see cloud and spots of rain.
Module four of the inquiry is looking at the development and rollout of vaccines in the UK.
The pair were last seen on Sunday morning carrying backpacks, and were expected to visit family but did not arrive.
Conservative shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick has written to Cabinet Secretary Sir Chris Wormald.
The chairman of the cross-party Economic Affairs Committee has written to Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall.
In a statement, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer sent his congratulations to Mr Trump.
Tony Moss, a second cousin of 28-year-old Emily Damari, said he had spoken to her mother Mandy since her release.
The MPs, who were pictured at the Palestine Solidarity Campaign protest on Saturday, both sit in Parliament as independents.
Micheal Martin is set to replace Fine Gael leader Simon Harris as taoiseach when the Dail meets on Wednesday.
Apollo was among 16 ‘superhumans’ who joined the line-up when the sports entertainment show was rebooted by the BBC last year.
It replaces a similar agreement that was in place while the UK was departing the EU which expired at the end of 2024.
Emily Damari, 28, was held in captivity for more than 15 months.
