Man Charged with Murder of GP Found Dead Near Sandringham Estate

A man has been charged with the murder of his wife, Dr. Hannah Cain, after she was found dead at their home near the Sandringham estate. Dr. Cain, 45, was discovered in the early hours of Sunday in Dersingham, Norfolk, while reportedly hosting a children's sleepover. Her husband, Mark Cain, 45, was arrested and charged with her murder, as confirmed by the Crown Prosecution Service. He has been remanded in custody and is scheduled to appear at Norwich Magistrates' Court for an initial hearing on Wednesday morning. Dr. Cain had worked with the Royal Family, treating senior members including Queen Camilla. Following her death, the Grimston Medical Centre, where she practiced, was closed, with colleagues citing 'extremely difficult circumstances' affecting the team. A statement from Michael Devaney, Senior Crown Prosecutor, indicated that the decision to prosecute Mark Cain followed an investigation by Norfolk Police. Bouquets and tributes were left at the scene, with community members expressing shock over the incident. A statement from Norfolk Police confirmed the charge and noted that a post-mortem examination's results are pending further investigation. Specialist officers are providing support to Dr. Cain's family, who have requested privacy during this time.