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Ofgem’s price cap has dropped by 12.3% from the previous £1,928 for a typical dual fuel household in England, Scotland and Wales, to £1,690.

Here are the stories making headlines on Easter Monday.

Dr Camilla Kingdon said progress on cutting waiting times for adults was not being seen for young people.

The person who bought the crypt said he had ‘always dreamt of being next to Marilyn Monroe’.

The ban was passed as part of the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill.

Charles attended the annual Easter Mattins Service at St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle on Sunday.

The Irish captain who read out the 1916 proclamation of independence said the ‘whole aim of the proclamation is inclusion’.

St Bride’s Church holds the annual egg-rolling tradition on Fleet Street, London.

The first phase of the Government’s expanded offer of funded childcare for working families in England has come into effect.

Charles attended the service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle in his most significant public appearance since his cancer diagnosis.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill said on Sunday: ‘Now more than ever, what we need to see is cohesion.’

Foreign Affairs Committee chairwoman Alicia Kearns believes the Government’s legal advice is that Israel has broken international humanitarian law.

Haley Woodward said her daughter, who has complex needs, was also omitted from a class photo in 2023.

Reform UK leader Richard Tice suggested his party had a dossier of ’embarrassing personal information’ on Tory MP Jonathan Gullis.

Charles was applauded by crowds as he and the Queen re-emerged from St George’s Chapel at Windsor on Sunday morning.

Heavy showers may disrupt bus and train services, the Met Office said.

Delegates at the NASUWT union’s conference heard of teachers who had taken their own lives.

A senior Police Scotland officer said some may seek to use the legislation to ‘score points’ in debates.

A major 15,000 survey and a seat-by-seat analysis indicates Rishi Sunak’s party may win fewer than 100 seats.

The King attended the Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle without the Princess of Wales and her family.