The i Paper

Thirty-three Britons, including a girl aged 13 and a boy of 14, are among more than 2,400 people who are still missing after the devastating flash flood at the Nepal-Tibet border.

Rescuers are scrambling to locate the missing in the remote Himalayan region, while families at home wait desperately for updates.

The death toll in Nepal has risen to 675, according to the country’s disaster agency, after the torrent of water, rock and mud, suspected to have been triggered by a glacial collapse, swept down a river valley, sweeping away buildings, bridges and roads.

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Prince William looks set to avoid a potential diplomatic headache by staying away from this summer’s World Cup until at least the final.

The i Paper understands the football-loving Prince of Wales is not expected to attend the tournament being played across the United States, Canada and Mexico unless England – or Scotland – make it to the final in New York on 19 July.

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A team of Navy experts had been running a high-stakes “round the clock” operation to track a Russian warship before it fired warning shots over a British yacht in the Channel this week.

For at least two months, the Navy has been hunting the Admiral Grigorovich “24/7” with a range of patrol vessels and frigates, alongside P-8 RAF jets. In April alone, more than 250 Navy personnel were involved in the mission.

Jennifer Upjohn, a 39-year-old mother of four sons, was born and brought up in Lambeth. She has lived in the south London borough all her life, has family and friends nearby and supports her older mother who still lives locally. She has been on the Lambeth housing waiting list for over 19 years, since she was a teenager.

As a young mother she was constantly moved between hostels and short-term private rented housing, before being placed in long-term temporary accommodation with her sons and partner a decade ago.