内容摘要：Gary Font's father was Spanish Republican forced worker Francisco Font, who spent nine months as a slave worker in Lager Norderney.

Gary Font's father was Spanish Republican forced worker Francisco Font, who spent nine months as a slave worker in Lager Norderney.

She later discovered that she did not have insurance after making a mistake when renewing her policy. It will cost £80,000 to rebuild the house.Stacey, 42, has set up a fundraising page for her mum, and said she was extremely upset about the fire.

"When I worry about what it's going to cost to replace her house, I think how glad I am that my mum is okay," she said."She was so happy in that house, she had finally found somewhere she felt really comfortable. She had finally found peace of mind and security in a place she wanted to be."Then to literally see it go up in smoke in front of her just after finally thinking things were looking a bit better for the family is very devastating."

West Berkshire Council will join its near-neighbours Bracknell in emptying people's main black bins every three weeks.The authority currently collects the bins every two weeks but hopes the switch will encourage more people to recycle items rather than throw them away in their standard waste bins.

The move is part of the council's new wider waste strategy, which it says will save about £150,000 a year.

It is yet to confirm when the switch will be made."It's just not good, it's not good at all," he said.

Showers continued through the night on Monday and on Tuesday in parts of south-west England, the north coast of Northern Ireland, north-west England and the coastal counties of Scotland.Some of these showers are heavy with thunder over the hills.

But through Tuesday evening and overnight another area of low pressure will sweep in from the Atlantic, bringing a spell of wet and potentially windy weather to England and Wales.On its current track, the low pressure will bring rain north-eastwards across south-west England this evening and then Wales, the Midlands, East Anglia, parts of northern England and south-east England, where it could turn heavy and thundery.