of murder after the bodies of three prostitutes are found in the River Aire in Bradford, West Yorkshire. 27 May Stephen Griffiths, 40, is charged with the murder of three women whose bodies were found in Bradford. Netto announces the sale of all its UK stores to Asda in a £778 million deal. 29 May – David Laws resigns as Chief Secretary to the Treasury after admitting he had claimed expenses to pay rent to his partner. He is succeeded by Scottish Secretary Danny Alexander. June June The Strata ("The Razor"), a 148-metre, 43-storey, 408-flat skyscraper at Elephant and Castle in the London Borough of Southwark, that incorporates wind turbines into its structure, is completed. Beavers are bred in the wild in Scotland for the first time in 400 years. 1 June – Foreign minister William Hague announces that 41 Britons detained in Gaza are expected to be deported imminently. 2 June – Twelve people are killed and 25 injured after a gunman, identified as taxi driver Derrick Bird, goes on a killing spree in the Whitehaven, Egremont and Seascale areas of Cumbria. He is later found dead, having reportedly shot himself, in woodland at Boot. 3 June – Police release the names of the twelve people who were killed in yesterday's shootings in Cumbria. They include Derrick Bird's 52-year-old twin brother David, the family's 60-year-old solicitor Kevin Commons, and 31-year-old Garry Purdham, brother of rugby league player Rob Purdham. 8 June – Chancellor George Osborne pledges a "fundamental reassessment" of the way the government works as he outlines plans to involve the public in spending cuts. 15 June – The Saville Inquiry into Bloody Sunday finds that the British Army was "unjustified" in shooting 27 civilians in 1972. Prime Minister David Cameron later apologises on behalf of the Government. 16 June – The government announces that regional development agencies in England will be replaced by local enterprise partnerships by 2012. 20 June The death toll of British forces in Afghanistan reaches 300 in nine years when a Marine dies of his injuries in Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, after being wounded in Helmand. British motorbike Grand Prix returns to Silverstone. 21 June – Jon Venables, one of the two killers of Merseyside toddler James Bulger, appears in court charged with possession and distribution of indecent images of children. Venables, now 28, was released on life licence in 2001 with a