Tetra Pak Heir Held Over Death
One of Britain's richest men is being questioned by police in connection with his wife's death in Chelsea.
One of the richest women in Britain has been found dead in West London
Police are questioning a man tonight about the death of a woman believed to be Eva Rausing - a member of the family behind the Tetra Pak drinks. Scotland Yard say a body was found in Cadogan Place, Chelsea yesterday after a 49 year old man was arrested on suspicion of drugs possession.
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