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Its my guess that SE had refused to pay for the shed until it was finished/ re-built MS threatens "pay up or else" possibly adding a deadline. SE tells colleague "MS has given 24/48 hours to pay him so if Im not here Friday night ect " When SE fails to show up at work, colleague reports to LE...

This is also my gut feeling, as you've said, the shed may seem a trivial matter but if he paid for the materials and spent his time building it, it wouldn't be trivial to him as it's his livelihood.

The tape could've been used immediately after he'd killed her to cover her eyes/face so he didn't have to look at what he'd done, particularly if it was strangulation. The quilt was most likely used later when he needed to move her body.

Agreed although I think they need some definitive proof before making it official

It would've been used in the Becky Watts case as kidnapping is the act of forcibly taking a person against their will for a specific reason or purpose, usually to benifit or gain ie financal gain from a ransom or media coverage to highlight a political issue or as in the Becky Watts case to...

Possibly or even her i.d pass or could be something like jewellery or a tattoo ect.

Unfortunately due to the hot weather, it may not be immediately obvious as to the cause if death. Praying its not another undetermined cause of death like Tia Sharps.

I'm aware that the police would have used the term as a technicality as all they had at that point was a missing person and the reported threat made to SE but usualy in these circumstances, the police will arrest a person for the suspected "abduction of" or for being involved in "the...

So wouldn't the police have detained him over the suspected abduction? The police rarely usually use the term "kidnapped" which was what jumped out at me.

She was missing and had reported the threat to a friend, if the police were concerned enough to start investigations early on and had the details of who issued the threat and why ie: money dispute, detaining him for a suspected "kidnapping" makes sense

I'm wondering about the suspected kidnapping as opposed to abduction, both relate to taking and holding a person against their will but kidnapping involves a reason ie a ransom. Was there a dispute over payment for the summer house and he threatened to harm her if she didnt pay up.