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hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. to challenge those convictions. what they describe — as "significant new medical evidence". her conviction is now being directly as the best in the world. challenged by a panel of children's health experts describing themselves health experts describing themselves as the best in the world. their conclusion — that what happened at the countess of chester hospital was not murder or attempted murder. today's press conference was chaired by the conservative mp sir david davis, who wants a retrial. dr shoo lee, leading the panel,

told reporters they had reassessed all of the evidence the jury had during letby�*s two trials. we did not find any murders. in all cases, death or injury were due to natural causes orjust bad medical care. lucy was charged with seven murders and seven attempted murders. in our opinion, the medical opinion, the medical evidence doesn't support murder in any of these babies, just natural causes and bad medical care. the jury in the trial heard evidence letby murdered babies in a number of different ways, including injecting them with air. this panel says in every single case, there is an alternative explanation. there were plausible reasons, very, very plausible reasons for these babies' deaths and that there was a combination, if you take the totality of the 17 cases, there was a combination

of babies being in the wrong place, delivered in the wrong place, delayed diagnosis and inappropriate or absent treatment. in other words, they say the nhs failed and letby�*s conviction should be reconsidered by the court of appeal. that can only happen if the criminal cases review commission agrees. it said...

an appeal could take years. tom symonds, bbc news. our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani joins us now from central london. dominic, what happens next? it isa it is a really good question because it is a really 90od tiuestion because glut?» it is a really 90od tiuestilm because gbét’” have it is a really good question because gbatfif have got here is clearly which the defence m something which the defence say, the say amounts to key defence team say amounts to key evidence but the key word that evidence but the key word in that from tom was "in my 27 this 7 - this is the opinion this effie opinions} opinion". this is the opinion of these other medical the these other medical experts. the question whether their these other medical experts. the question whethertheiropinion these other medical experts. the question whether their opinion is question is whether their opinion is sufficient to evidence in % h_s evidence in this case. ’ eh??? 5 the court 1 the court of z the court of there no the cou three there no the cou three were no doubt, the three judges were confident that the were that they were safe. 7thos7e, 7 7 7thos7e, criminal 7 7thos7e, criminal cases commission needs to 7 {any 77 7 confident 77 7 {any 77 7 co7nf7iden7t7that m1

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as "bubbly" and a "lovely lad". exactly what happened at all saints catholic our reporterjessica lane sent latest the scene. 15—year—old was arrested on suspicion of murder. for other students at the school, it was a terrifying time. gracie saw what happened. i just saw the knife. and then ijust ran. really shocking, sad. we are all putting ourselves in their shoes

it's hard to describe. it'sjust unreal. and many more posted online. had to come out to this school. on the government to take action to keep children safe. happened in the school.

we get this right. it's a problem for the whole of the country. south yorkshire police have asked people not to share content they may are already feeling. and a fair trial. �*e’e from sheffield united �*j’e from sheffield united football club this afternoon because known was a big it is known harvey was a big football fan. the club it everyone's shock and distress shares everyone's shock and distress” 7 what happened and also that about what happened and'alsothat are being made to harvey 77 7 harvey to 77 7 harvey to remember him. to harvey to remember him. what happened here yesterday afternoon of raised 7777of777 77 5343557 of raised big 77questions government. people here in for the governmentepeopte here in are very concerned, as sgigeyffiebiare very concerned. as as people across the country,

keir starmer said his and keir starmer said his government committed to tackling knife and keir starmer said his government com to ted to tackling knife and keir starmer said his government com to make tackling knife and keir starmer said his government com to make sure .ing knife and keir starmer said his government com to make sure that znife and keir starmer said his government com to make sure that young crime, to make sure that young are safe on the streets but when are inside their schools. jessica, thank you. china has laid out the details of how it'll retaliate the us president is bringing in a new tax of 10% on any like cars and coal. ben king has the latest. i always say tariffs is the most beautiful word to me in the dictionary. but in china, they don't see it the same way. donald trump hit china with new tariffs,

multilateral trading system, undermine the foundation of economic and disrupt the stability of global industrial and supply chains. to rectify them immediately. crucial for green technologies such as electric cars, we would expect that tariffs will be coming.

to be honest with you, i think 10% is very much within expectation, even lower than expectation. trump postponed planned tariffs against the us�*s biggest what it does is it makes everybody uncertain about investment, and there are fears that a global trade war could push up ben king, bbc news.

in a moment, we'll speak to our china correspondent iqbal in washington dc. he wants the same things that he wanted from mexico and canada, he wants to stop the flow of illegal immigration, stop the flow of fentanyl, a drug that is ravaging us but is interesting communities. but what is interesting is the tariffs he imposed on china were much smaller than the ones he canada and mexico with, io%. as suspect, it's because us i suspect, it's because the us president knows china is notjust a president'hnews thine is net just a competitor president'hnews shins is net just s competitor but a opponent. 77777 77 opponent. what he wants formidable opponent. what he wants might not be what he gets. if you look at what he committed two with and mexico, 7 77 and7mexico, looking7 7 77and7mexico, looking7 at 7 -=:: 77 777v7vith7777777 7h7e777 7 77 7 with he recom77mitted to now, with canada he recommitted to things they have already agreed on, like the border deal. that was like the border dealgthat was in the fentanyl

agreed in december. the fentanyl crisis, at the border, the amount of fentanyl crisis, at the border, the amount of fenta nyl canada crisis, at the border, the amount of fentanyl canada has seized its pretty tiny. with mexico, they have to troops at agreed to bolster troops at the they have done that before, difference 77777diff7e7r7encewill 7 7 7 77777diffe7r7encewillit 7 7 7 77777diff7e7r7ence will it make 7 77777diff7e7r7ence will it make in 7 77777diff7e7r7ence will it make in the what difference will it maketn'the day what difference will it makein'the day pause? donald trump's will say has caved and serious where is not serious about tariffs where supporters argue differently. his supporters argue differently. saying he is using the of saying he is using the might of america to get his opponents and his allies around the table to try and see his way of things. allies around the table to try and see his way of - things. nomia —*: nomia iqa. laua 7 nomia iqbal. laura invasion, is yongnomia iqbal. laura invasion. is still way china ran the us there still a way china ran the us can afford a war? is a can afford a trade war? 2; that can afford a trade war? é; that two can afford a trade mhe - that two - wfi way that two worlds largest can step back from the way that two worlds largest of can step back from the way that two worlds largest of a can step back from the way that two worlds largest of a trade ;tep back from the way that two worlds largest of a trade war back from the way that two worlds largest of a trade war and (from the way that two worlds largest of a trade war and thatn the way that two worlds largest of a trade war and that is the brink of a'trade'war'and that is if you look at the tariffs 7sc7i71e7d7u7led 77 77 7sc7i71e7d7u7led t; 77 some t; be scheduled to be imposed on is monday the us goods, the date is monday the 10th of february. there is call lgtisefteetuat; tn=t=t= a see .. . between the two scheduled between the two leaders later this week. there is room for

77 7a7n7d7 7 7 7 and more 7 7 7 and more importantly, negotiation and more importantly, china has shown that it appears to be willing to open the door to those negotiations. firstly, the tariffs announced 7 announced today 77 announced today are 7 announced today are targeted it has announced today are targeted and calculated but are much and calculated but they are much less than the tariffs that donald trump imposed on china. are trump has imposed on china. they are very in scope, it will only around ”5096 of us m e= -: 77 china said on china. secondly; china said on and urged several occasions and urged to meet it halfway, to washington to meet it halfway, to enter negotiations. will not enter negotiations. china will not want a trade war at this it want a trade war at this time. it is its own ailing economy. but, nursing its own ailing economy. but. .. here is the thing, but and here is the thing, but president xi will be after a hard bargain. he will te'ee tariffs if will take the 10% tariffs if donald trump drives a hard bargain. laura.

the full report into his care. a summary of the report into the nhs care he received is due the full report made public. axel rudakubana — who murdered three girls in southport — has had his life sentences of ten other people. with eu leaders in may. to "further strengthen the relationship between the uk and the eu". to do so since brexit.

they'll also need to prove their weight, to make sure people our health editor hugh pym has more. prescribing of medicines online, including weight loss jabs. the national pharmacy association called for changes, it's for their safety. benefit from that medicine, then it's our responsibility to try

and educate the public to understand why that's not appropriate for them. or regular prescriber. online, so they know from the outset what sort of guidelines they have alex harvey, from plymouth, was prescribed a weight loss drug via an online pharmacist.

provided was correct, alex did not have a face—to—face a positive experience — shedding more than 25% of her body of putting safety measures in place. of easily access them. by some online pharmacies, and that inspectors would be looking out for whether they were meeting the new rules. hugh pym, bbc news. some news breaking while we've been on air — five people have been shot at a school in central sweden.

miles west of stockholm, just before 1 o'clock local time this afternoon. these are pictures from the scene and you can see large . of .— u 7 of emergency 7 of emergency services presence of emergency services and police say a significant police say a very significant operation is under way. the extent of any injuries is currently unclear. the time is 13.19. save customers money. the philadelphia eagles.

part in a trial to see if artificial intellegence can be used to help detect breast cancer earlier. diagnosis and make waiting times shorter, as our health a tumour will be detected. some cancer patients to have shorter and less invasive treatment.

almost 700,000 women will be enrolled in the study over the next four years. but they also warned of large staffing gaps in cancer care today and said there's an urgent need to build up the workforce. jim reed, bbc news.

on average — around a hundred pounds lower. nina warhurst explains. the price cap is set by the regulator, 0fgem, the price cap is expected to go up again in april by nearly 3%.

even more than that. in the predictions — but it shows how uncertain and then the ukraine war affected supply. so we would encourage people to shop around, what brings down your bills. but that's what the onus on the consumer rather allows you to do that. so take someone like me, you know, i much prefer to fix. i'd much prefer to know what my price is for the next

year so i can get... well, it's a bit like your mortgage. like we used to have and we're beginning to get again, then people can better match what they need. so the regulator wants to see more options in the market, but are there savings out there if you lock in now? tariff, so that's around 26 million households, could save up to £115 good time to have a look around. tariff or you're not locked into a deal, it is definitely worth there are savings on the market at the moment, and over the past few weeks, we've seen wholesale

energy prices spike. over the next few weeks. so right now, if you're a customer who hasn't fixed your energy, but one thing is certain — having a look around for a price that you can stick with and might protect you if prices go up, can do you no harm. in national heart screening, particularly to try and spot that wasn't diagnosed, and doesn't have any obvious symptoms or warning signs. tim muffett reports. of her modern languages degree at cambridge university.

she had spent the weekend doing long hikes, and it was on one of these hikes that she suddenly collapsed out of the blue. wasn't working properly. the equivalent of a state secondary school of young people every year if you'd like to come in. a heart screening event. the idea of the screening really is to identify young people - that potentially are at risk

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