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Leicester fans have been signing a book of condolence at the club in tribute to owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha. Key points: Book of  condolence  has opened for fans to pay tribute to club owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha  Leicester City Hall will be lit up in in blue in his honour Tuesday's Carabao Cup tie against Southampton has been postponed The billionaire Thai businessman was killed in a helicopter accident as he left the stadium after a game on Saturday 05:24 The Srivaddhanaprabha family The book of condolence will be shared with the Srivaddhanaprabha family and an online book is also being opened for supporters who are unable to visit the King Power Stadium and wish to pay their respects.

Police are  re-opening the case  into the disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh, who was last seen in 1986 and is believed to have been murdered. Here is what we know about her case. Who is she and when was she last seen? Suzy Lamplugh was a 25-year-old estate agent working in Fulham, west London. On Monday 28 July, 1986, Suzy left her office in Fulham Road to show client around a house nearby at around 12.40pm. She was seen waiting outside an empty property on Shorrald's Road. Image: Suzy worked as an estate agent in west London She had recorded the appointment in her work diary: "12.45 Mr Kipper – 37 Shorrolds Road O/S". Image: Suzy wrote an entry in her diary that she had an appointment with 'Mr Kipper' At 1pm, she was joined by a man, presumably Mr Kipper. They were seen walking away from the house a few minutes later. After Suzy failed to return to work, her manager called Suzy's mother Diana to ask if she had gone home for lunch

A German nurse has admitted killing 100 patients in his care on the opening day of his trial. Niels Hoegel was accused of intentionally administering medical overdoses to victims so he could bring them back to life at the last moment and appear heroic. As the proceedings opened in the northern city of Oldenburg, presiding judge Sebastian Buehrmann asked whether the charges against him were accurate, to which Hoegel replied "yes". "What I have admitted took place," he told the courtroom, which was full of grieving relatives of victims. Hoegel appears to have followed a similar procedure each time, first injecting a medication that triggered cardiac arrest, and then stepping in to resuscitate them. Prosecutors say he was motivated by vanity, to show off his skills at saving human lives, and by simple "boredom". The choice of victim appears to have been entirely random, with their ages ranging from 34 to 96. Killing in itself was nev

Over the next seven years it will make 24 close approaches, ultimately coming within just 3.8 million miles of the solar surface. NASA has confirmed that its Parker Solar Probe is now closer to the sun than any spacecraft has ever been. It has beaten the record of 26.6 million miles set by Helios-2 in 1976. The probe will keep getting closer to the sun until it flies through the corona, or outer atmosphere, for the first time next week, passing within 15 million miles of the solar surface. Over the next seven years it will make 24 close approaches to the sun, ultimately coming within just 3.8 million miles of the surface. The Parker Solar Probe is the first NASA spacecraft to be named after someone still alive. Eugene Parker, a 91-year-old astrophysicist, proposed the existence of solar wind - a steady, supersonic stream of particles blasting off the sun. He was at the launch of the probe in August. The mission to get this close to the sun has been on NASA's b

Philip Hammond has declared the era of austerity is "finally coming to an end" as he delivered the biggest giveaway budget since 2010. The chancellor, unveiling his last budget before Brexit, told the House of Commons the UK would see "resilient" growth in the years to come as he revealed upgraded growth forecasts from next year. Mr Hammond told MPs his plans will help "the strivers, the grafters and the carers" and would pave the way for a "brighter future". He claimed the "hard work" of the British people over the decade since the financial crisis is "paying off". However, Labour attacked the chancellor's "half measures and quick fixes" and stressed "austerity grinds on".

All 189 people on board a passenger jet that crashed into the sea off Indonesia are presumed dead in what is set to become one of the worst aviation disasters in the country's history. The Lion Air flight between Jakarta and an island off Sumatra  went down on Monday morning , with the passenger jet having lost contact just 13 minutes after take-off. Indonesian search and rescue officials have recovered body parts from the scene of the crash, in addition to ID cards, bags, mangled mobile phones and other belongings. hey have also retrieved pieces of the aircraft, although the main body of the plane has not yet been found and they are not expecting any of those on board to have survived. Operation director Bambang Suryo Aji told reporters: "My prediction is that nobody survived because the victims that we found, their bodies were no longer intact. And it's been hours, so it is likely 189 people have died."