the lead paediatric consultant from the countess of chester hospital, who originally raised the alarmntly it was likely that letby had harmed or killed babies before 2015. but there has also been a big debate over the science used in the case against letby. a number of experts have challenged the medical lucy letby worked over 30 shifts at the liverpool women's hospital in 2012 and 2015, before her crimes were committed at the countess of chester hospital. in october, the bbc�*s panorama programme uncovered potentially life—threatening incidents that occurred on almost a third of letby�*s shifts in liverpool. in one case from november 2012, a baby boy collapsed and water was later found in his breathing tube, something that's highly unusual. the clinical notes confirmed that the nurse looking after him was lucy letby. the programme also saw evidence that may have shown a baby boy was poisoned with insulin whilst in letby�*s care at the countess of chester hospital. this case wasn't part of the trial. and there have been other claims that letby may have killed other babies. the lead pa

the lead paediatric consultant from the countess of chester hospital, who originally raised the alarmcently it was likely that letby had harmed or killed babies before 2015. but there has also been a big debate over the science used in the case against letby. a number of experts have challenged the medical evidence used against her, and her new legal team say they also take a contradictory view of the new evidence. they plan to take her case to the criminal cases review commission, which investigates alleged miscarriages ofjustice, to apply for it to be sent back to the court of appeal. steve knibbs, bbc news. now to the us where lawyers for president— elect donald trump have asked a new yorkjudge to completely dismiss the criminal case in which he was convicted of falsifying business records — to cover up payments to the adult film star, stormy daniels. our north america correspondent david willis has the details. donald trump was found guilty in may of falsifying business records in order to cover up a payment of $130,000 to the porn star stormy daniels. he was the first us presiden

the lead paediatric consultant from the countess of chester hospital, who originally raised the alarm but there has also been a big debate over the science used in the case against letby. a number of experts have challenged the medical evidence used against her, and her new legal team say they also take a contradictory view of the new evidence. they plan to take her case to the criminal cases review commission, which investigates alleged miscarriages ofjustice, to apply for it to be sent back to the court of appeal. steve knibbs, bbc news. to bring you some breaking news from iran. we are getting this from iran. we are getting this from the afp news agency saying that iran has released the noble piece laurier who one the nobel peace prize and has been in prison. and the iranians government has said that they have released mohammadi on medical grounds. we will bring more information to you as we receive it. anti—government forces in syria say they've captured one of the largest military bases on the edge of the city of hama. the bbc has not been able to verify these pictures, which we

the lead paediatric consultant from the countess of chester hospital, who originally raised the alarmrwell inquiry recently it was likely that letby had harmed or killed babies before 2015. but there has also been a big debate over the science used in the case against letby. a number of experts have challenged the medical evidence used against her, and her new legal team say they also take a contradictory view of the new evidence. they plan to take her case to the criminal cases review commission, which investigates alleged miscarriages ofjustice, to apply for it to be sent back to the court of appeal. steve knibbs, bbc news. mass anti—government protests continued for a sixth night in georgia after the country's constitutional court rejected an appeal from the opposition to overturn the result of 0ctober�*s election. police fired water cannon at demonstrators who are angry about the government being too authoritarian and its announcement that it plans to delay its talks to join the eu until 2028. earlier i spoke to guram imnadze, director of the human rights group socialjustice cente

meanwhile, the thirlwall inquiry is continuing to examine how the hospital in chester handled doctors she started killing. is it your view that she murdered children in your hospital prior to that date? i think that is likely, yes. on reflection now, do you look back and see a number of unexpected collapses or deaths that, with information now available to you, appear appeared suspicious? yes. lucy letby has instructed a new legal team, who say she maintains her innocence and they plan to take her case to the criminal case's review commission to push for it to be sent back to the court of appeal. judith morris, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. family and supporters of nobel peace prize winner narges mohammadi have condemned her temporary release from prison in tehran on medical grounds as inadequate. authorities in iran have granted a 21—day suspension to her sentence as she recovers from surgery but her supporters have demanded her immediate and unconditional release. ms mohammadi has continued to campaign since being jailed in 2021 over her opposition

the infants were all patients on the neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital between june 2015 police said they were continuing to investigate letby�*s full career. that includes time she spent training at a hospital in liverpool, as far back as 2012. now, detectives have confirmed that they've questioned letby again. in a statement, they said... it's understood lucy letby has not previously been questioned about her time at the hospital in liverpool, where she worked 30 shifts on two placements in 2012 and 2015. the bbc�*s panorama programme recently found that potentially life—threatening incidents occurred on almost a third of her shifts there. lucy letby�*s trial only covered crimes within a one—year period which started injune 2015, but the lead consultant on the countess of chester neonatal unit recently told the public inquiry, which is examining how the hospital handled the situation, that he doesn't believe that's when she started killing. is it your view that she had murdered or assaulted children in your hospital prior to that date? i think that's likely, yes. werem

the infants were all patients on the neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital between june 2015have confirmed that they've questioned letby again. in a statement, they said... it's understood lucy letby has not previously been questioned about her time at the hospital in liverpool, where she worked 30 shifts on two placements in 2012 and 2015. the bbc�*s panorama programme recently found that potentially life—threatening incidents occurred on almost a third of her shifts there. lucy letby�*s trial only covered crimes within a one—year period which started injune 2015, but the lead consultant on the countess of chester neonatal unit recently told the public inquiry, which is examining how the hospital handled the situation, that he doesn't believe that's when she started killing. is it your view that she had murdered or assaulted children in your hospital prior to that date? i think that's likely, yes. were... on reflection now, do you look back and see a number of unexpected collapses or deaths, which with information now available to you appear suspicious? yes. lucy letby has i

meanwhile, the thirlwall inquiry�*s continuing to examine how the hospital in chester handled doctorslead consultant dr steve brearey recently told the inquiry he didn't think that's when she started killing. is it your view that she had murdered or assaulted children in your hospital prior to that date? i think that's likely, yes. 0n reflection now, do you look back and see a number of unexpected collapses and deaths which, with information now available to you, appear suspicious? yes. lucy letby has instructed a new legal team, who say she continues to maintain her innocence and they plan to take plan to take her case to the criminal cases review commission to push for it to be sent back to the court of appeal. judith moritz, bbc news. with her dark glasses and razor—sharp bob, anna wintour been a constant front—row presence at fashion shows around the world for decades, and the editor—in—chief of vogue magazine has delved into the archives for a new immersive experience in london that explores the history of the catwalk. our culture editor katie razzall reports. this is spectacle b

and the light in chester sufficed. the, this is for me is like all these dark colors or like sadness or maybe are an artist with a 1000000 colleagues stuff. and this when i play, i always feel that there is hope, the maybe because i'm a mother. but for me, that's kind of a, it would be a right son or daughter like this protective sort of it also sounds a bit like a little of the 2nd this might actually be fit. okay. oh the good. oh oh, i have to go off of, i'm seeing the right, this is the 7 symphony is the one that the mix is the most. he's check the tools for mess with his aspiration and, and he struggle to be accepted and you can really hear it. and also in the scouts, so you know, it's vision that i'm from, from, from, from, from, from the when the vortex 7 symphony is actually my favorite. why? because it was, it's a very unique, an absolutely honest work that comes truly from his roots, from his check roots, which were the reason why he was always discriminated. and i'm seeing is a lower rate. the composer of the

detectives asked her about incidents at the countess of chester hospital, and liverpool women's hospitalfe sentence for the murders of seven babies, and the attempted murder of seven more, in chester. you're live with bbc news. the opposition in georgia says one of its leaders is in detention after being beaten unconscious by police in the capital, tbilisi. footage shows nika gvaramia, from the pro—european coalition for change, being dragged along a street by what appear to be security forces wearing balaclavas. police have raided the offices of all key opposition parties, as well as the offices and homes or civic activists. more than 300 people have been arrested in seven days of anti—government protests in tbilisi. one of the county's opposition leaders tells the bbc what is needed in order to stop the protests. the protests must continue. people who have been jailed for their political opinion must be freed. the campaign of terror must stop, and the new elections must take place, and we are calling for a general strike and civil disobedience to this government. our corespondent rayha

detectives asked her about incidents at the countess of chester hospital, and liverpool women's hospitaltence for the murders of seven babies and the attempted murder of seven more in chester. you're live with bbc news. police in new york city are searching for a gunman who shot dead the chief executive of one of the united states's largest health insurance companies. brian thompson was fatally shotjust before 7am local time on wednesday. he was found outside the hilton hotel in midtown manhattan, they had little doubt the killing was premeditated. in midtown manhattan early this morning, 50—year—old brian thompson, the ceo of unitedhealthcare, was shot and killed in what appears at this early stage of our investigation to be a brazen, targeted attack. this does not appear to be a random act of violence. after the shooting, the street here was quickly closed off and the police investigation has been continuing all day. and while they say they do not yet have a motive, significantly, perhaps, mr thompson's wife has given a phone interview to nbc news in which she said her husband had been

orders for the murder of seven babies, and the attempted murder of seven others at the countess of chesterter, michael mcdonald, said the expert, dr dewi evans, had changed his mind on some key evidence. our special correspondent, judith moritz gave us this update. this is a new development in lucy letby case, and it's been made public today by her new defence lawyer, mark macdonald, who has taken over from the team who represented her during her trials and appeals. now lucy letby has twice been denied permission by the court of appeal for her case to be heard there. mr macdonald has said that he's intending to go directly back to the court again. normally he would go to another organisation, the criminal cases review commission, for a case to be dealt with. but he says he is going to bring up the issue again at the court of appeal of the reliability of the prosecution's lead expert witness, doctor dewi evans, on the basis, he says, that doctor evans has changed his view relating to three of the babies in the case. we haven't, by the way, had any response from doctor evans on those claims

en chester tenemos nevadas ligeras y en las prÓximas horas estÁ nieve seguirÁ cayendo. dÉbiles. pero hay que tenerlo presente que tu alimento estarÁ resbaladizo y que va a aparecer nieve en zonas de la montaÑa y por ello tenemos una advertencia por tiempo invernal en la cordillera de la costa y en la sierra nevada. juan: totalmente, te agradezco por esta informaciÓn. mucha precauciÓn como dice antonio. volverÉ con Él mÁs adelante. le cuento el formulario para pedir la residencia permanente o ajustar su estatus tendrÁn cambios importantes de partir de febrero, para explicar de quÉ se trata estos cambios y se que muchos en casa lo quieren saber porque tienen el proceso pendiente para el prÓximo aÑo, invitamos al abogado brian lÓpez, cuÉntenos cuÁles son los cambios que se viene para la gente que busca ese estatus de residencia permanente. abogado: es cierto las personas que estÁn aplicando por el proceso de la residencia dentro de los estados unidos ya es necesario que las personas entreguen so formulario del examen mÉdico, a la misma vez de entregar el formulario. este c

crimes for lucy letby for that there's a public inquiry looking at what happened to babies at the chester the wider picture at what happen at the hospital on the wider bases that she's been convicted of murder and attempted murder. all of these things are happening in parallel and at the same time for them in terms of lucy letby fencing they say they hope that making these new applications imminently and they hope that they will have some sort of news from the court of appeal relatively soon. the criminal case review commission, that could take much longer, they say. an? review commission, that could take much longer, they say.— much longer, they say. any sort of reaction from _ much longer, they say. any sort of reaction from the _ much longer, they say. any sort of reaction from the families? - much longer, they say. any sort of reaction from the families? the i much longer, they say. any sort of. reaction from the families? the very question, the return to the court of appeal or the attempt could be distressing for all of those involved for the note there hasn't, it will not surprise y

formally, i plan to continue to fight for the people in new york 16, particularly in the areas of port chester, greenberg, yonkers, mount vernon, new rochelle, and of course, the bronx. if it weren't for the people in these particular communities, especially the bronx, where i served as an educator for 17 of the 20 years of my career, i would have not been prepared to come to congress and serve the people. of course i need to thank my team both in new york and here in d.c., wh oworked every single day to do everything in their power to meet the needs of the people of new york 16. our case closure was exemplary. we brought tens of millions of dollars back to the district. and we did everything in our power to deal with the issues of affordability, gun violence, education, and so many other issues. thank you so much to my staff and my team, and thank you for your service. you know, in 2020 i became the first african-american elected in the 16th district of new york in u.s. history. when i was running i didn't even know that stat, which is pretty interesting. as such, i stand on the shoulders of

they were rescued from the brink of extinction and brought here to chester zoo, where they've been livingide this converted shipping container. these were snails at risk of extinction or thought to be actually extinct in the wild, so we were lucky enough to have them brought to us, and this is where we've managed to breed up from very low numbers to what we have here today, which is almost 1,400 snails ready for release. there are two snail species the team are bringing back to their wild island home off the coast of portugal — discula snails and the even smaller geomitra. they're prepared for their journey with a little scientific makeover. we have uv markers and literallyjust a metallic pen. why do they need to be marked? basically, so there are some individuals left in the wild and we just want to be able to distinguish the ones we have bred and released so we can track their progress. this is a discula snail. you can just see the shell is marked with a green mark and there is a uv mark in the middle. they are ready to go. the desertas islands, close to madeira in portugal, are their d

north wales, nothing running on the line from chester to holyhead, but if he did manage to get to holyheadif you were aiming for ireland because there are no ferries sailing today as far as i can see anywhere on the irish sea. further problems at the airports. my goodness. it has been a horrible day for lots of people. checking belfast city airport, it has not seen a plane in or out all day. bristolairport not seen a plane in or out all day. bristol airport has been heavily diverted, the first plane in this morning, ryanair, ended up in stansted, and there are an awful lot of people getting used to some strange surroundings. american airlines from dallas, delta air lines from dallas, delta air lines from atalanta, all diverted from atalanta, all diverted from heathrow because of strong winds there. they have been diverted through to brussels, and they will be getting back every day through, but anybody waiting to fly to those locations is going to find that they are having a very difficult and delayed, lots of delays, and british airways, over 70 cancellations to and from london heathrow,

no trains whatsoever on the north coast of wales from chester across to holyhead in anglesey, or in southarthen. transport for wales also warning there are problems on the cardiff to manchester line, severe disruption there, and great western railway, who possibly have had more problems than anyone else, other passengers have, nothing running on the local wines in devon and cornwall and nothing going west of plymouth to penzance. furthermore, if you are travelling on that line, great western railways urges you not to, you should expect to be delayed because of speed restrictions. that is the story across the country, putting in restrictions in case they encountered debris that has been blown onto the track or indeed trees and there are loads of these mile away from here. lots of problems to portsmouth.— here. lots of problems to portsmouth. good to talk to ou, portsmouth. good to talk to you. thank _ portsmouth. good to talk to you. thank you _ portsmouth. good to talk to you, thank you very - portsmouth. good to talk to you, thank you very much, i you, thank you very much, simon. let's g

lester and chester city underway and it is 1-0 to my sister -- lester.ould've gone to the top of the premier league, but they lost out to fullham. palmer put the mat before the equalize. in the 95th minute, audrey that rodrigo m -- rodrigo munez put them in front. >> football is about connections, connections between football and fans and players, and for me, means something really big. but the most important for me is what it means for our fans and players. it is not about me at all, it is about the fans. >> no matter if we win games or we don't win game, i think it is more reality that we can see inside, the for main reason we are not ready. the important thing is the team can improve and this is important. jane: manchester city' stuttering form continuess. city did get off to an ideal start with bernardo silva giving them the lead in the first half. there was a huge moment when holland could have won for his side, but his penalty was saved by pickford. city have just one win in the last 13. >> the first 10, 15 minutes, really good. before the transiti

it wasn't lit back up until 1964, when admiral chester nimitz suggested it be illuminated. each december 7th to honor those who served. we have a team up on the summit, and they turn on the beacon, and they let it shine all night as part of the ceremony. kohler recounted his memories of that infamous day suddenly and simultaneously, there was a tremendous roar. bomb fragments, explosion, debris, and window glass came crashing into the back of my head, ears, neck and onto my shoulders. kohler has been a big part of fundraising to keep the beacon going through the years. he feels a debt to those who gave their lives that day, and a duty to keep telling their stories. and the few of us who still survive are eternally grateful to knowing those lost will be remembered because of all of you. in concord, alyssa goard nbc bay area news. rising from the ashes tonight. the bells at the historic notre dame cathedral in paris rang out for the first time since a devastating fire tore through it five years ago. the reopening ceremony began with the paris archbishop knocking on the doors

his parents, connie and ron, are co-pastors of the grace church in chester, illinois. >> christopher. just a good kid, good student, good, good athlete. i went in the marine corps right after he graduated in the marines. >> chris was a dog handler, and it was at a canine training seminar where he met the love of his life, sherri weiss, an mp in the u.s. air force. so when did the children come along? >> right away. that was the reason they got married. >> oh, there was already a child on the way. >> yes, that would be garrett. his little brother gavin was not far behind. >> what a joy. they were just two little boys that were just full of each other. >> chris had an important six figure job as the bodyguard for world famous christian televangelist joyce meyer, a longtime family friend. >> it's perfectly okay for you to go ahead and have a good time while god's working on your problem. amen. that's actually about one of the best things that you can do. >> chris traveled with joyce all over the world. he was in charge of everything. >> that's chris in the red shirt, helping guard joyce

been murdered they say may well have died as a result of mistake made by a doctor at the countess of chestereither. all of this together is going to be brought by lucy letby's new defence team. meanwhile cheshire police are continuing their investigation into lucy letby, they say that recently they interviewed her about potential further crimes, so that the case of lucy letby still has some way to go. judith, thank you. the time is 18:17. our top story this evening. prince andrew won'tjoin the royal family for christmas at sandringham this year, as his chinese associate, alleged to be a spy, is finally named. # quiet caroline... and coming up, after england's footballers triumph at the last euros — who'll face who this time? and, another bad day for england's cricketers, heading for defeat in the final test agianst new zealand and their captain ben stokes is injured. in a big shake up of local government, district councils could be abolished and more elected mayors may be introduced across england. the government has set out plans for what it's calling a devolution revolution. 0ur political

b, as in chester. and i think the last 4 books about what time i have know the total for some of the prisoners, some of the attendees. some of their families. so the grand children's adults are big changes here. we have seen some who survive. i think it's been on the speak about the hard stuff they went through. when it isn't just family members descending on serious prisons, hoping to find loved ones or find out what happened to them. former prisoners are also going back to where they were locked up and tortured for weeks. in this unassuming building in damascus, a notorious prison where people disappeared and were tortured. now relatives are searching for their loved ones. going to documents, scattered inside and outside the building. so they do it even. this is fatty and he says he was one of the lucky ones with the lose with a lot of the people without money spent 5 to 9 years in audra. prisons need be either over the summer and they still have to pay a fine at the end. is body the nonsense line? n

the former chairman of the countess of chester hospital hospital where serial killer lucy letby murderedted her to an important meeting was "a big personalfailure". sir duncan nichol has spoken publicly about the case for the first time at the public inquiry into what happened. letby killed seven infants and tried to kill seven others betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. france is facing a new political crisis as mps prepare for a vote of no confidence in the government. the move is a reaction to the prime ministers decision today to force through a new budget without parliaments approval. parties on the hard right and hard left now say they will vote to bring down the government later this week. andrew harding is in paris — is this likely to happen? it looks like crunch time for the prime minister michel barnier and his government. as things stand he could very well be out of office by wednesday or thursday. if the parliament vote no confidence as they promised to. in the short term france has got used to muddling through if you like with interim governments and even an interim budget. this

the o, as in chester. and i think the last words about what time i have no way to go through some of the prisoners, some of the attendees, some of their families. so the grandchildren's adults who retains here we have seen some who survived. i think it's been on the speak of all the hard stuff they went through when it isn't just family members descending on serious prisons, hoping to find loved ones or find out what happened to them. former prisoners are also going back to where they were locked up and tortured for weeks. this unassuming building in damascus, a notorious prison, where people disappeared and were torture. now relatives are searching for their loved ones, going through documents scattered inside and outside the building. so they do it even this is faddie, ive daugherty who spent weeks here. he says he was arrested because of a suspicious banking activity of that a little cheap. most of these they arrested me and wanted to charge me with robberies. episode of the asked, what do you do? i sai

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previous not only to you are you into the whole i see in the corporate sit with somebody, monroe chester, is that bundled progress or can say don't do the set or, but you also have a little sway. cost cut that aluminum. why you couldn't do it again. it seemed so base denominator this can out of one is due on here. this looks at the step one that you will lock sort of will make you start simple guy 0, which is whatever. so to do this, if you put a bit about it, if it was a little more physical but i knew somebody was supposed to be the possibility name, it's gonna get, let's use just the us and have you heard of us key music or someone could of us can was the most get boosters can get a seat when your school for night. it seemed to have them dollars. really. what's the skis that are pretty cheap index. how. how can croatia to move away from yugoslavia during world war 2 and side with the enemy that invaded yugoslavia then turned around and still use their use. tasha symbol even to hold it was the same thing as a swastika. it doesn't make sense. the world has to know what happened. the wor

nice ink and chester. it's time to turn this around, says kid, see a for me my past. if your school is terrible, it so much rubbish is collected in such a small street. there's a huge lack of awareness about waste management that's done every with the roads on da spins. they fix this for formula. we'll go from bad kit c a on name of past who heads up to find an association working to protect those, the environment and children's rights. today, the 20 year old and a team of collected rubbish with street children from the district. oh wow. now it's time to do some plants. it was because we want to shift people's perception of the environment and lead them to understand that we can all take action. however small with a sense of responsibility and isn't appliances like a child, we want to see a grow. we want to see it in the phone, it kept c o 2 up in here in the dark capital, she was aware of the issue of pollution from an early age. when she was 12, she joined us. the young people to this program began writing about the water pollution on children's rights. in the 2021

extra terrestrials they've shown here, the inmates can prove how well they're able to work the most. chester has been working here as a waiter for 3 years and says he feels like a new man. when he puts on his uniforms, they say, well, i want to be good at this job and i enjoyed talking to the patrons and i want them to enjoy coming here and be satisfied when they leave the new city. whether it's the 2nd one, the career may restaurant behind bars is one of a kind initially unusually solid. after passing through security at the entrance, the patrons are shown to their c is by an inmate. simulator may not have any mutual on stars, but it did get them mentioned in the michelin guide. the menu include such delicacies, especially to tar and a red b car patch. you meant a shrimp and some in kentucky. a main course typically goes for 24 years, the food is very good and i don't the meet, they manage that quickly and professionally say for the sonata made. okay. so no more to the very competence and the to and you can tell they know what they're doing, but also being in the head shift day. so back is

the former chairman of the countess of chester hospital, where serial killer lucy letby murdered babiesite the doctors who suspected her to an important meeting was "a big personalfailure". sir duncan nichol has spoken publicly about the case for the first time at the public inquiry into what happened. the masterchef presenter gregg wallace has apologised for comments he posted online about his accusers, who've been claiming sexually harassing bahaviour. he says he "needs to take some time out". downing street says the video, in which he says allegations about improper language and behaviour come from "middle—class women of a certain age", were completely inappropriate and misogynistic. the presenter denies the claims. queen camilla will miss parts of an official visit tuesday by the emir of qatar due to a lingering viral chest infection. on the advice of doctors, the 77—year—old will not be there for the arrival, but will attend the state banquet in the evening. you're live with bbc news. presidentjoe biden is facing sharp criticism from both sides of the aisle after issuing an officia

they were rescued from the brink of extinction and brought here to chester zoo, where they've been livingeding inside this converted shipping container. these were snails that were at risk of extinction or thought to be actually extinct in the wild, so we were lucky enough to have them brought to us. and this is where we've managed to breed up from very low numbers to what we have here today, which is almost like 1,400 snails ready for release. there are two snail species that the team are bringing back to their wild island home off the coast of portugal. discula snails and the even smaller geomitra. they're prepared for their journey with a little scientific makeover. we have uv markers and literallyjust a metallic pen. why do they need to be marked? basically, so there are some individuals left in the wild, and we just want to be able to distinguish the ones that we've bred and released so that we can track them and track their progress. this is a discula snail. you can just see the shell is now marked with that green mark, and there's a uv mark in the middle. they are ready to go. the

we are from chester, so we drove down and got a hotel, so we will do the day, crash out and then headout it. coletta smith, bbc news, liverpool. the security service m15 has released a special version of the poem, the night before christmas, voiced by the actor gary oldman. �*twas the night fans of the show �*slow horses' will recognise the voice of oldman�*s character, jackson lamb — a spy in charge of a group of failed m15 agents — as he recites a slightly altered version of the classic poem. it's been released to highlight the work that continues to be done by the intelligence agency over the festive period. now, what did people here in the uk watch on christmas day? for many, the answer seems to be gavin and stacey. the show had a whopping overnight audience of 12.32 million — making it the biggest non—sports overnight of 202a. millions tuned in for the final ever episode of the beloved british sitcom. the number doesn't include those are yet to watch the episode on catch up. wallace & gromit had the second highest overnight viewing figures — 9.38 million tuned in to watch the duo

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