lucy letby worked over 30 shifts at the liverpool women's hospital in 2012 and 2015, before her crimes 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 paediatric consultant from the countess of chester hospital, who originally raised the alarm about her, told the ongoing thurwell 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 lucy

and also, for what's believed to be the first time, about cases at liverpool women's hospital, whereven babies and attempting to murder seven others, with two attempts on one of her victims. steve knibbs has this report. did lucy letby, the uk's most prolific child serial killer of modern times, murder more babies? detectives were always clear that they would look back at letby�*s entire career, reviewing more than 4,000 admissions of babies into neonatal units where she was known to have worked. and as part of that ongoing review, late last night in a statement, cheshire constabulary confirmed that... 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. 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

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

women's marches. judith moritz, bbc news, liverpool.friends this christmas, but not everyone will have that option on the big day. well, there's a pub in wimbledon, in southwest london, which is helping those who would otherwise be alone on the 25th. the macro i'm just doing my bit and putting the finishing touches to the christmas tree. the whole place is beautifully decked out, ready for the free christmas lunch they are throwing, expecting something like 150 people. sarah and mick are in charge. tell me about the event and why you're doing it. tt the event and why you're doing it. , . . ., , it. it is a marvellous opportunity - it. it is a marvellous opportunity for - it. it is a marvellous l opportunity for people it. it is a marvellous - opportunity for people to it. it is a marvellous _ opportunity for people to come and see — opportunity for people to come and see as on christmas day. anyone — and see as on christmas day. anyone who is alone, we throw our doors — anyone who is alone, we throw our doors open, we provide a free — o

next month, it will be one of the issues highlighted at a series of women's marches happening in liverpooldeath of a woman who was set on fire on a subway train in brooklyn. the city's police commissioner called it "one of the most depraved crimes a person could possibly commit against another human being". investigators are still trying to establish a motive for the attack. france's president emmanuel macron has led a minute's silence for the victims of cyclone chido. the country is observing a national day of mourning for the island of mayotte, after 35 people were killed in the french overseas territory's worst cyclone in nearly a century. authorities fear the final death toll could be even higher. cadbury says it's "disappointed" after losing its royal warrant, having held the accolade for 170 years. it means the chocolate firm — which is owned by the american multinational, mondelez — will no longer be allowed to display the royal coat of arms on its packaging. christmas is always a particularly tough time for children in the uk who don't have families to spend it with. charities say

it is currently 1—0 to liverpool, darling new with darwin nunez with the goal. in the women'se — arsenal are taking on bayern munich — both teams already through — victory would win the group. an own goal has arsenal ahead there, 1—0. juventus ahead against valarenga, 1—0. nothing to play for there though. earlier — barcelona overtook manchester city to finish top of their group with a dominant victory at the olympic stadium. aitana bonmati among the scorers. in the same group, hammarby won at st polten. ruben amorim wants marcus rashford to stay at manchester united after the forward revealed he was �*ready for a new challenge�*. rashford has scored 138 goals since making his debut in 2016. he played no part in united's win against rivals manchester city at the weekend. and has said, should he leave the club, then he would do so with �*no hard feelings�*. but amorim says he�*d rather keep him as part of his squad. i don�*t talk about the future, i just talk about the present. i want the best of each one of them and that is the key point for me. i just want to win and to help

the holders progress, but liverpool are given a scare against strugglers southampton in the league cup quarter finals. late drama for arsenal in the women's. and we'll show you how tyson fury kept fight fans guessing ahead of his rematch with 0lyksandr usyk. hello there and welcome along to the programme. we'll bring you up to speed on a busy evening on the efl cup and the women's champions league in a moment. but first to the man who very recently was the golden boy at old trafford and very much one of the most in—demand forwards in the world. marcus rashford has been at manchester united since he was a child. he could now be on the verge of leaving the club — but his coach wants him to stay. joe lynskey reports. the next train to arrive on platform one... as manchester united caught the train to london, one player wasn't there. they had to face spurs on thursday with marcus rashford, for now, missing. absent from the platform with a career now at a junction. he still has four years left on his contract but he's told his club it's time to leave. marcus rashford said this in an interview with henry winter. this is a player whose whole car

liverpool's history. fast bowler kate cross has recovered from an injury to be named in the england squad for the women'sh. cross who has been included in the odi and test squads for the series, will be joined by heather knight, who captains the side across all formats during the series that features three odis, three t20s and a four—day test match. all—rounder freya kemp, spinner linsey smith and wicketkeeper—batter bess heath are part of an ashes squad for the first time. it's been a year to rememberfor british number one katie boulter. after climbing to a career high ranking of 23 in the world she's revealed she's engaged to fellow professional alex de minaur. there won't be many celebrations over the festive period however, the newly engaged couple will actually play each other on court, in the united cup on new years day . i wouldn't say i was thrilled at the idea — . i wouldn't say i was thrilled at the idea of _ . i wouldn't say i was thrilled at the idea of playing - . i wouldn't say i was thrilled at the idea of playing him . . i wouldn't say i was thrilled at the idea of playing him allj at the

as it turned out, forjurgen klopp at liverpool as they beat chelsea in the league cup final, an extra time goal which coincidentally was the same story in the women's this time by arsenal's late winner. glasgow hosted the world indoor athletics championship in march. the champion is coming home gold for britain'sjosh kerr and molly cordery. a big yearfor the city, as they were later confirmed as hosts of the commonwealth games in 2026. a wait for that at cheltenham. the wait was over. willie mullins lynn's 100th winner at the festival, which the irish trainer backed up with winners in the gold cup and grand national. i am maximus triumphing at aintree. there was a sombre start for this year's london marathon, as tributes were paid to the 2023 men's winner kelvin kiptum, the kenyan world record holder killed in a road accident earlier in the year. the world's greatest athletes in the world's greatest race. fittingly, the 2024 races were won by compatriots alexander mutiso munyao and peresjepchirchir. catherine debrunner and marcel hug triumphing in the wheelchair race. he is the best in the business. london two saw success in basketball despite lond

liverpool, having played a game more. back from injury, fast bowler kate cross has been named in the england squad for the women's ashes whichhas been included in the 0di and test squads for the series, will be joined by heather knight, who captains the side across all formats during the series that features three 0dis, three t20s and a four—day test match. all—rounder freya kemp, spinner linsey smith and wicketkeeper—batter bess heath are part of an ashes squad for the first time. kate has probably got a little way to go to be fully fit at this point. but hopefully over the course of christmas, the work they will do off the field with her now, and we have quite a short turnaround, maybe ten days or so before the first game, so we will assess everyone as we go through that period. it's been a year to remember for british tennis number one katie boulter. after climbing to a career high ranking of world number 23 she's announced her engagement to fellow player alex de minaur. the celebrations will be short—lived — in a week they'll potentially face each other on opposite sides of the net when great britain play australia in th

at liverpool women's hospital, where she worked before her conviction.etby is serving life for murdering seven infants at the countess of chester hospital in 2015 and 2016. the pardon me detectives are now reviewing 4000 neonatal admissions linked to her career. a public inquiry onto in this case is ongoing. a public inquiry onto in this case is ongoing . and finally, case is ongoing. and finally, crystal palace captain mark gay will face no action from the fa despite wearing a religious message on his armband for a second time after being warned for displaying i love jesus on saturday. gay wore jesus loves you during today's match against ipswich. tuesday's match against ipswich. tuesday's match against ipswich i should say fa rules prohibits religious messages on kits, but gay has only been reminded of the regulations his actions came during the premier league's rainbow laces campaign, supporting lgbtq inclusion in football . well, those are your football. well, those are your latest gb news headlines for now. i'm lewis mackenzie. more from me in an ho

she was interviewed under caution about incidents at liverpool women's hosphal incidents at liverpoolomen's hospital, where she worked before her conviction. letby is serving life for murdering seven infants at countess of chester hospital in 2015 and 2016. detectives are now reviewing 4000 neonatal admissions linked to her career . a public inquiry to her career. a public inquiry into the case is ongoing . three into the case is ongoing. three british rail operators are set to be nationalised next year in what's being called a major shake up. south western rail will be the first to return to pubuc will be the first to return to public ownership, followed by c tuc in july and greater anglia in the autumn. transport secretary heidi alexander says it marks the end of 30 years of privatisation and aims to fix a system that's failed its users . system that's failed its users. thousands of protesters are flooding the streets of the south korean capital seoul, demanding president yoon suk yeol steps down after his shocking declaration of martial law. the president claimed the measure was ne

lucy letby worked over 30 shifts at the liverpool women's hospital in 2012 and 2015, before her crimeshester 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. un one case from november 2012, a baby boy collapsed and water was laterfound 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 paediatric consultant from the countess of chester hospital, who originally raised the alarm about her, told the ongoing thurwell 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

police confirmed she was interviewed under caution about incidents at liverpool women's hospital, wherehe worked before her conviction. letby is currently serving life for murdering seven babies at the countess of chester hospital in 2015 and 2016. detectives are now reviewing 4000 neonatal admissions linked to her career as a nurse. a public inquiry into the case is also ongoing . into the case is also ongoing. the south korean president is facing calls to stand down immediately or face impeachment. that's after trying to impose martial law. yoon suk yeol claimed the measure was needed to defend against north korea's communist forces , but after just communist forces, but after just two hours, he withdrew that order after mps stormed the national assembly, defied barricades and overturned the decision. mps will now be voting on that impeachment order, a step that could see him removed from office. well, today the conservative party is set to hold an opposition day debate targeting labour over a new controversial tax on family farmers. under the chancellor's recent budget, changes to th

on merseyside, the police say they're putting women's voices at the heart of the fight against it. and next month, for the first time, liverpoolith moritz, bbc news, liverpool. let's have a look at today's papers... the times leads with the economy — it reports that cabinet minister lucy powell is calling the country's economic outlook "disappointing" — while the confederation of british industry said the uk they say that there is little festive cheer for the new year. "mandelson set to work with farage on trump" is the telegraph's headline, as they report that lord mandelson is expected to call on the reform uk leader to help him win over donald trump's administration. the paper says the move is likely to lead to a backlash from figures within labour. the guardian reports that local authorities and the government spent more than £100—millionlast year for children and young people with special educational needs in england. the sun leads with tyson fury reportedly reassuring friends "it's not over" despite losing the world heavyweight rematch to oleksandr usyk in saudi arabia. he said, there has got to be a retirement conversat