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7-year-old Timur found drowned

alongside mother

A missing seven-year-old boy
has been found drowned at home
alongside his hanged mother in a
suspected murder-suicide.
Banking analyst Yulia Gokcedag,
35, and her son Timur had been
reported missing to the Metro-
politan Police on Wednesday 12
August.
Police grew increasingly con-
cerned about their welfare and
broke into the £687,000 at in

Lockes eld Place, Tower Hamlets
the next day at 3.20am.
Ms Gokcedag and her son Timur
were found dead inside the prop-
erty, with a post-mortem giving
their causes of death as hanging
and drowning.
She was married to an invest-
ment banker, according to online

pro les and she shared Facebook A Scotland Yard spokesman said: Timur’s cause of death was drown-
photos of days out with her hus-

Have you seen missing band in London, a trip to his na- ‘O cers forced entry to the prop- ing.
erty and found Yulia and her son
‘Detectives investigating are not
tive Turkey and the couple cradling Timur unresponsive.
seeking any other persons in con-
Selcuk Cakir? her son after his birth in 2013. the scene and an investigation was nection with the deaths.’
‘Both were pronounced dead at
A referral was made to the Inde-

pendent O ce for Police Conduct launched by the Met’s Specialist An inquest has been scheduled

17-YEAR-OLD Selcuk Ca- tion on the whereabouts of the (IOPC) which referred it back to Crime Command. and a le prepared for the coro-
ner which will take place at Poplar
kir is missing, he was last seen at teenager is or for anyone that the local professional standards ‘Post mortem examinations de-
Purcell Street N1 6RB in Hoxton. knows where he has been since unit which is currently investigat- termined the cause of death for Coroners’ Court on Wednesday, 16
In a Facebook post shared on his been missing to contact Tam- ing. Yulia to have been hanging and December.
Tuesday 25 August, an appeal er on 07711933917 or the police
has been made for any informa- on 999.
Lockdown pupils are three months behind, say teachers
CHILDREN in England are questioned a weighted sample of
New increase of Covid-19 cases three months behind in their stud- almost 3,000 heads and teachers in
across London reported ies after lockdown, with boys and about 2,200 primary and second-
ary schools across England.
poor pupils worst hit, suggests a

survey of teachers by an education- e research was carried out just

THE rate of new con rmed September 1 shows the borough al research organisation. before the end of term in July –
coronavirus cases in London with the highest rate is Kens- e learning gap between rich and showed how much children

is highest in Kensington and ington and Chelsea, with 36 and poor pupils grew by almost had fallen behind by the end of the
Chelsea and Hackney and City new cases at a rate of 23.1 per half between March and July, the last school year.
of London, the latest data has 100,000. National Foundation for Educa- Almost all the teachers ques-
revealed. It is followed by Hackney and tional Research has found. tioned (98%) said their pupils were

e rolling seven-day rate of City of London, which has re-

e authors also warn a quick
Covid-19 cases shows that new corded 59 at a rate of 20.3. e catch-up is unlikely. e govern- behind the place in the curriculum

they would normally expect for the

cases per 100,000 people have
increased in 17 boroughs. pair has been combined by Pub- ment says children must not lose time of year. Overall, teachers said
e data also shows a drop in lic Health England for the pur- out because of coronavirus. pandemic. Schools are already back they had covered just 66% of their

new cases in 14 local authori- poses of counting. e new term begins in England in Scotland and Northern Ireland. usual curriculum by July, putting

ties. En eld has the same rate of e local authority with the and Wales this week, after the dis- e National Foundation for pupils three months behind in
new cases week-on-week. lowest number of new cases is ruption caused by the Covid-19 Educational Research’s survey their learning.
e gures based from the Merton, with 11 new cases at a

Public Health England data on rate of 5.3 per 100,000 people.
Half of British workers will never go back to
their pre-lockdown commute, poll finds
MORE than half of British work- With many Brits either working will work from home more often
ers said they will never go back to from home or being furloughed, 73 while a further 23 per cent said they
their pre-lockdown commutes, a poll per cent of 1,000 motorists polled by plan to change the way they travel to
has found. WeBuyAnyCar.com said they do not work.

e survey suggested the coro- miss their commute, while 27 per One in 10 want to walk to work,
navirus pandemic has permanently cent said they miss nothing about with a further 12 per cent wanting
changed working and travelling hab- the o ce. to ditch public transport in favour of
its for many workers in the UK. Twenty-nine per cent said they driving.