the metropolitan police say there are no evidential documents that relate to criminal investigations into the murder. both the morgan family and the panel chair plan to make their own assessments. sanchia berg, bbc news. the number of households in england living in temporary accommodation has passed the 100,000 mark for the first time in nearly two decades. housing charities have described the situation as a grim milestone that shows the system is on its knees. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has been highlighting the problem in recent weeks and joins me now. it isa it is a problem that is just growing, isn t it, michael? it is a problem that isjust growing, isn t it, michael? these are official growing, isn t it, michael? these are official figures growing, isn t it, michael? these are official figures from - growing, isn t it, michael? these are official figures from the - are official figures from the department for levelling up, housing and communities, and t
the publisher of the daily mirror apologised to the prince at the start of the trial for one instance of gathering information about him unlawfully. our media editor, katie razzall, has been following the case. katie. it s the first of prince harry s cases against a newspaper group to get to a full civil trial. the duke of sussex, with two coronation street actors, michael levell and nikki sanderson and fiona wightman, the ex wife of the comedian paul whitehouse, are suing the owners of the daily mirror, the sunday mirror and the people. their lawyer says phone hacking, that s intercepting people s voicemails, and other unlawful information gathering was happening at an industrial scale at these papers for more than 20 years. it was, he said, all to sell newspapers, not in the public interest. we heard that prince harry was subjected to the most intrusive methods of obtaining his personal information even from his schooldays, including hacking his phone and the use of private inves