Man Charged With GP's Murder

Mark Cain, 45, has been charged with the murder of his wife, Dr Hannah Terry, who was found dead at their home in Fern Hill, Dersingham, on Sunday. He has been remanded in custody and is set to appear at Norwich Magistrates’ Court.

Police were called to the scene at 2.20am on Sunday by the ambulance service, where Dr Terry was pronounced dead. Specialist officers are supporting Dr Terry’s family, who have asked for privacy at this time.

Dr Terry, also known as Hannah Cain, worked at Grimston Medical Centre, which has been temporarily closed due to the circumstances. The centre announced the closure on its website, citing extremely difficult circumstances affecting the practice team.

Tributes have been left outside the centre, including a teddy bear and flowers on a bench. A card from two patients reads: Dear Dr Hannah Terry. We are so shocked and saddened to hear such tragic news.

The Norfolk and Waveney Local Medical Committee has paid its respects to Dr Terry, describing her as a wonderful GP who was dedicated to providing excellent care for her patients. Dr Pallavi Devulapalli, a GP and former colleague, said Dr Terry was universally liked and a good GP.

Dr Terry’s children had friends over to stay on the evening of her murder, who were taken home by police officers. The incident has shocked the local community, with neighbours describing Dr Terry as a lovely woman and a wonderful mother.

The Crown Prosecution Service has decided to prosecute Mark Cain for the murder of Hannah Cain following a police investigation. Michael Devaney from the Crown Prosecution Service said their thoughts remain with the family of Hannah Cain at this time.