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the victim has named as harvey willgoose. locally as harvey willgoose.ambulance crews were called to of a stabbing the 77 the school. 77 the area was soon sealed off by police. parents who'd heard about some sort of incident gathered to be let out. three hours later, south yorkshire police held a news conference confirming people's worst fears. at 12:17pm, emergency services were called to granville efforts of the ambulance service, he sadly died a short time later. had been arrested. last night, the prime minister was asked about what had are with the family. all saints school is now a crime scene. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. to meet president trump since his inauguration, while israel and hamas have not yet agreed talks to include the exchange of all remaining israeli in israeli prisons, as well as the complete however, it comes as the wall streetjournal reports let's just start with he's meeting today with president trump. what are people saying trump; what are people saying that? it trump. what are people . '., that? , about

tributes have been paid to harvey willgoose, south yorkshire police say they're working' at pace' catholicen 15—year—old harvey willgoose was stabbed and later on suspicion of murder. a terrifying time. gracie saw what happened. i just saw the knife. heartbreaking. obviously we are all putting ourselves in their shoes - and thinking, what on earth. it's hard to describe. it'sjust unreal. along with a message saying... just last wednesday, south yorkshire police came here to what has been described as an "incident between a small on the government to take action to keep children safe. it's just, it's devastating. what happened in the school. one incident of knife crime is one too many, because clearly, as we have seen yesterday, it ruins lives to make sure we get this right. they also remind people they won't be identifying and a fair trial. america's top diplomat — secretary of state marco rubio nayib bukele for his policies tackling gang violence, are due to start a ceasefire. and they have no intention of seizing more more headlines injust moment. now to a fascinating development. resear

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he him and i'm the executive director for the friends of harvey milk plaza. the friends and castro lgbtq cultural district are aligned around the plans for the redesign of harvey milk plaza. including and especially the importance of ensuring visibility and representation for all members of the lgbtq plus community. i'm very grateful for the work of all members of the cultural district but i want to recognize in particular district director tina aguirre, an early focus groups with members of the design team tina advocated for the inclusion in the planned exhibits in the plaza of members of the lgbtq community who have been historically underrepresented in the telling of castro's history. this includes important cultural contributors who are lesbians and women transgender people and people of color. and so now just as harvey did in his lifetime, the new plaza named for him will make space for and celebrate others so that all members of the and trans community can experience a sense of belonging in the new plaza. so i look forward to and i'm very proud to conti

and this evening, the victim has named as harvey willgoose. been named as harvey willgoose.flowersoutside school here tonight. the school remain closed tomorrow. as will remain closed tomorrow. as for the alleged he is also 15 the alleged attacker, he is also 15 years old, arrested on suspicion of his case is active because of age, he be 5 5555 55555l5egally legally becauvsrerhe legally becauvsehe is under legally becausehe is under 18 off; ""’i>f'§'g’e'f"’ w w of agefthere is still a long years of age. there is still a long way to in clive. savage there live and a 14—year—old girl has been found guilty of attempted in april last year. hywell griffith reports. calm before an eruption of violence, as a student stares at her teacher before lunging towards her with a knife, stabbing her several times. fiona elias was the girl's original target. both say they thought they'd be killed. today's guilty verdict is notjust for me, but for all teachers everywhere. no member of school staff should ever feel fearful for their own safety merely for carrying out their duties. this is the

we don't know why it happened because he was the victim has been named locally as harvey willgoose.ency services were called to sadly died a short time later. child had been arrested. of murder, and remains in our custody at this time. last night, the prime minister was asked about what had happened. are with the family. last wednesday, police were called here to the school between two students. they say the situation was resolved and no all saints school is now a crime scene. it will not be opening today. danny lanee... , . .. , danny lanee at , . .. , danny lanee at , scene .. . danny lanee at , scenein . sheffield for us. first of sheffield for ds. first of alll s a... this more questions about ,raising more questions about impact of knife crime? is, yes. as you absolutely is, yes. as you heard in that report, raising lots of questions locally of that incident where had to be called out to police had to be called out to their school just last wednesday. but lots of and a lot of pressure questions and a lot of pressure right now on government right now on the government about knif

the victim has been named locally as harvey willgoose. saying her heart is broken into a million piecesrea was soon sealed off by police. anxiously at the cordons, waiting for their children to be let out. at 12:17pm, emergency services were called to the victim suffered serious injuries and, and so my first thoughts, as prime minister and as a father, are with the family. between two students. they say the situation was resolved and no injuries were reported. all saints school is now a crime scene. it will not be opening today. danny savage, bbc news, sheffield. steve witkoff to discuss the second stage of the gaza ceasefire. we can get some live pictures from rafa, and you can see the devastation that has been left from rafa, and you can see the d! the :ation that has been left from rafa, and you can see the d! the area i that has been left from rafa, and you can see the d! the area but t has been left from rafa, and you can see the d! the area but t has been the in the area but throughout the last hour we have seen aid going into area and w wtogoon w w to go on after the they started

alex harvey, from plymouth, was prescribed a weight loss drug via an online pharmacist. she'd providedan 25% of her body weight since last may — alex recognises the importance of putting would be looking out for whether they were meeting the new rules. hugh pym, bbc news. the film starts out feeling like a fairy tale for anora. play those extremes. but i always — i do think that she's quite soft inside. of award season. to cannes and we had a film in the main competition, and so i don't know, i mean, i think everything pleasant surprise. what is it like having this kind of success with the film? what's going through your head with all that? but it's. .. i'mjust, i'm processing. ta ke take back to the from sweden. at breaking news from sweden. at least five people have been [eeee f'ee eeeele hé�*se eeefi77 77777 7777 on [eeee f'ee eeeele heee eee'e7 77777 7777 on a leeet f'ee eeeele heee eee'e7 77777 7777 on a campus leeet f'ee eeeele heee eee'e7 77777 7777 on a campus in shot on a school campus in orebro, is about west of 7 west of stockholm. kilometres west of stockholm. these are life

louise's daughter has known harvey since nursery. it'sjust really- shocking, really sad.r shoes - it's hard to describe. it'sjust unreal. flowers and messages have been left outside the school along with a message saying... police have had to come out to this school. number of students," and that is all adding pressure on the government to take action to keep children safe. clearly for the family who have lost a son, obviously the students and teachers who witnessed what happened in the school. content they may see online, as they say it could add and a fair trial. undercover filming by bbc news has exposed a beauty the bbc has spoken to five women who have received a non—surgical brazilian butt lift, serious complications. despite being banned from three local authority areas shona elliott has the story. hello? 0h! can you get out? are you breaking the law? the man you havejust seen is ricky sawyer. he calls himself britain's biggest brazilian look at that. but bbc news has caught him breaking the law, by making but his success comes at a cost. everything felt wrong. i f

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the victim has been named locally as harvey willgoose. cordon, desperate to know what had happened inside. at 12:17pm, emergency services were called to all saints catholic high school on granville road. a short time later. they said another school aged boy had been arrested. a 15—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder a young boy has gone to school and hasn't returned home, here, there are concerns, as this isn�*t the first time police have had to come out to this school. all saints school is closed today, a crime scene, jessica has more now on the reaction to the stabbing. on the government about knife crime. questions need to be answered. that children are safe on the streets but also in their schools. jessica, of course, a real shock for people where you are. nobody wants this or expects it. tell us what they have been telling you. someone�*s brought a football shirt down as well. fan of sheffield united, so people bringing that football shirt down as well. people have been leaving messages, too, including what appear t

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alex harvey, from plymouth, was prescribed a weight—loss drug via an online pharmacist. face—to—faceince last safety measures in place. safety is obviously a good thing, and what we don't want is for people who don't really need to be on these medications of medicines by some online pharmacies and that inspectors meeting the new rules. hugh pym, bbc news. grace 0'malley—kumar, and 65—year—old ian coates. force's work from home policy. "consistency" across the force. for tourists and photographers, but they've also become a magnet for scotland's waste. each year and campaigners say the only solution is to stop kevin keane has been to investigate. of scotland's dirtiest secrets — a litter sink depositing you see people pulling into this car park right here but of course, in the foreground, you've got all this plastic rubbish. where it gets stuck in the seaweed, making it impossible to clear. keeping litter out of the water in the first place is a crucial part of the answer. these last few years have been frustrating for us. return scheme come into action. we really hope to see it get o

alex harvey, from plymouth, was prescribed a weight—loss drug via an online pharmacist. a face—to—faceg the new rules. hugh pym, bbc news. country had ever made such an offer of friendship. near washington dc last week. more remains of the victims have been recovered — the world health organisation says an ebola three days after a new outbreak was announced. heart condition. in around 80% of cases, there will have been saved, as tim muffett has been finding out. there's a picture of her a few hours beforehand. the sun is on herface. it means so much to me to know that her last weekend — and i'm going to get emotional — was just so happy. it was on one of these hikes to find out the cause of death. but that was another huge shock. but she had a condition called arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy, mutated and become fibrous and fatty and compromises of young people every year just being wiped out. ealing, west london. a heart screening event. the idea of the screening really is to identify of sudden cardiac death. and we're going tojust stay like this for a couple of minutes. this session has

harvey whose book you gave a that you turned theodore furies upon you harvey clara said that the communist party didn't spy and wasn't, you know, maybe there was one or two spies, but it wasn't a central part of the party history. and we know that it was that the communist party, i mean, we're talking about maybe 300 or so members, but with the knowledge, the full knowledge of its leaders deeply enmeshed in soviet espionage during the second world war, after afterwards that that those spy rings were broken. we also know that the communist party from the beginning drew a substantial financial muscle stipend from the soviet union, so called moscow gold, which they always denied and in the sixties, seventies alone, the soviet union funneled something like. $30 million, which was a lot more money in days than it is today, but still not to the american communist party with its 5000 members, which was more than it funneled to the italian communist party with its 1.5 million members. i don't know what they thought they were for their money, but when you factor in those things, the the the espiona

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this guidance, though, is be really pharmacy operating online, so they know from the outset alex harveye. i think anything that�*s going to increase patient the best positive way forward would be for people to have a consultation or a face—to—face consultation or a video via tideo eon’soltetion'eiaee e ' like zoom. i could something like zoom. i could take an old photo of and take an old photo of myself and the whole prescription start the whole prescriptionee e eeee e eee ee e . again. having a process againettas'ing a— 1 11 1 consultation or face—to—face consultation or link consultation live, video link consultation live, someone would immediately see that clearly that you that that is clearly that you do not need be on that. the pharmaceutical regulator also said there would be a crackdown on inappropriate advertising and promotion would be looking out for whether they were to mark world cancer day. "don�*t forget to nurture all that which lies who announced injanuary she is in remission from cancer. the image — in a frosty woodland — was taken it's scientists say they have develope

. >> reporter: but harvey rosen field, who wrote the insurance consumer protection initiative, says he doesn't buy the hysteria. he says state farm had a request into the state for a 30% increase in june, well before the l.a. fires. >> now that the wildfires have happened, they're trying to -- state farm is trying to take advantage of this tragedy to say they need an meet emergency rate increase of 22%, which could be like three quarters of a billion dollars. we don't know because they haven't justified that. >> reporter: he says state farm general, the company that insures properties in california, is claiming to be broke while its parent company, state farm mutual, is worth hundreds of billions of dollars. >> but state farm wants to leverage with the threat that it's the biggest company in the state and its financial condition is terrible, wants to leverage a bailout. this is forcing the public to capitalize, to fund a private corporation that has actually -- actually has access to resources of its parent company. and it's the parent company that should be bailing out state farm, not

or security, get security in. messages in memory of harvey. and they never got that. little consolationcarried out going to have to make a further £11l8 million in savings next year. its finances after it declared itself effectively bankrupt in 2023. there is nowhere else for him to go. but its problems are unique. a lot of birmingham's financial problems are of its own making. that has cost more than £100 million and that was supposed to be the athletes' village at the commonwealth games three years ago. there was yet another bin strike today, which hasn't made council better news for them. their bills will go up by 7.57% instead of the planned 10%. protestors have had some success. youth clubs have been saved but libraries are still at risk there you are, robert, nice cup of tea. but scientists worried that warming ocean temperatures may be bad for the krill. they're monitoring them from space. they say satellite images can show subtle differences at the surface and that let's them know if the krill are ok. has died at the age of 92. lizo mzimba looks back at his life. i'll give you l

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. >> since it wasn't the bullet that killed jfk, do you think lee harvey oswald should be released from it's for something he did not really do. >> right. >> now they brought up there was a peanut, why should he be pay for something it wasn't his fault for. >> he did actually shoot jfk, but it wasn't the bullet that killed him. >> he should have served some time for the shooting. >> do you think show have been compensate beside i the government? >> of course. of course. >> what do you think is fair? >>> is not a price for everything he has been through and his family as well. >> so much was leaked about so many people like harry truman, doris day, red china, johnny ray, south pacific, walter winchell, joe dimaggio. but we didn't start the fire, you know. >> no. i think it was already out there. i'd be really interested to see more of the files just to read up. >> like it was always burning since the world's been turning. >> yeah, for sure. >> with all the revelations about jfk, rfk, and mlk, should the three of them show their faces and explain themselves? >> i feel like they should. >>

i guess i take sides here, but blake lively's allegations against him are almost like a harvey weinsteinhat if he were on screen without the sex. that's egregious and i don't blame him for punching back. >> harris: unless it turns out to be true. i never heard of justin baldoni. my teenagers will say get out from under the rock. there is blue sky out there. he is famous or infamous at least. thank you very much. two deadly plane crashes to talk about today happened days apart. major breaking news all weekend long and all of last week. it happened each of them in major united states cities including the nation's capital. the latest on investigations into what went so wrong in washington, d.c. and philadelphia. the trump effect on illegal immigration. he has been in office two weeks and one border mayor says he already sees a difference. >> we've seen some dramatic drops in the numbers of people coming across the border illegally. we are seeing with the increased resources that border patrol has and the reduced traffic across the border more pro-active policing. >> harris: now they have ti

family of 15—year—old will goose 15—year—old harvey will goose who died after being stabbed at a in sheffielding arrested. j being arrested. doesn't after being arrested. doesn't rims are said to the rims are said to be recruited take part in an recruited to take part in an nhs artificial intelligence cancer trial, breast cancer screening trial, one woman has diagnosed every ten minutes with breast cancer ten minuteswith breest center |t te’h'mihuteswith breest center it the most common making it the most common cancer in the uk and it can affect men as well, it's of the will help speed up you are live with news, let's return to our bbc news, let's return to our top that being that top story, that being that between president meeting between president trump and israeli prime donald trump and israeli prime benjamin at minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house, joining the to discuss is a tullis, live to discuss is a tullis, �*fellow �* us foreign eefi'er fellefistsr tiis tsrsléfi at the middle east policy at the middle east institute, thank for being institute, thank you for being with us, i

february 4th, i'm reyna harvey. all right. we have to start the morning with a check of weather with john shrable. we're talking about that storm and it is finally made its way. i know my commute on the bay bridge this morning. very windy, very shaky. almost felt like i was going to lose control. >> yeah, we are looking at very busy morning as far as weather goes very strong winds, very heavy rainfall. and in fact, it is going to be falling at the heaviest right in the middle of the morning commute and then right in the middle of the evening commute tonight, mother nature is not timing. this one out. ideally for us where we're sitting on the embarcadero right now, winds are relatively calm at this one moments. but we have been seeing those very heavy rains out there. and along with that some localized flooding in a lot of our roads. we just some multiple bands crossing southward across the bay area. that's where your initial push of that heavier rainfall came from. lot of that energy is now transitioning up into the sierra foo

it's hosted by our very own noelle bellow and reyna harvey. let's see what's happening outside right now. here's a look at that stuff out. lots of gray clouds out there. things are very active in the weather center. today's we want to find what's going on with meteorologist kyla grogan high. they are yes. so obviously we've got cloud cover that you can see bay area wide, but take your eye to mount tam and you see the wind that is up there at elevation. that wind is starting work its way down to the surface. and as we get later into the day, >> we will be under a wind advisory right now. all is calm. but boy, you take your eye to the north bay and you really see some of those clouds look like they are ready to bring some rain pretty soon here. we're going to hold off on it for a little bit longer. but by this afternoon will be dealing with that, the north bay and then it tracks through. we'll talk about that in just a second temperature wise, though, we're pretty comfortable out there in the upper 50's not bad at all for this time of year. here

i'm a parent at harvey civil rights academy. please ensure the staffing model prioritize the student facing positions beyond the classroom. our social workers and student advisors who get students to school and support them in real time every day school sites know their communities best, give them the autonomy to staff based on their needs as of tuesday is not on track to meet its third grade literacy goals . libraries play a critical role in supporting these goals. we need full time librarians running robust library programs and we have pe funds for them. use pif money to fully staff our school libraries. lastly, we need all available funds to reduce harm from staffing cuts. please do not refuse pto funds in an effort to stabilize your finances. doing so will destabilize our schools. >> thank you. good evening. my name is ellen. i'm a resource teacher at downtown high school and a proud usaf member. i don't want to repeat what all of the people in this room have said more eloquently than i could about the draconian impacts the

. >> recording academy ceo harvey mason jr.and grammys executive producer ben winston are tasked with putting on a show that some thought should be called off. there have been some people who say award season should be canceled. this is not what we need right now. >> if you could actually take the grammys where we know we've got an audience who are going to watch it, we know we've got the biggest stars in the whole world that are sitting there, and we bring real awareness to what's happened. we do some really serious fundraising for the causes that need it so much. right now, we pay tribute to our first responders. we showcase l.a. businesses. surely that is worth doing rather than not doing. >> winston and mason jr. sat down with cnn during a break in construction of the grammys set for them, this show feels personal. >> i know one guy that lost his entire studio, burned all his collections, all his instruments, and this is how they make a living. so if we were to postpone the show, we wouldn't be able to raise the money that

. >> recording academy ceo harvey mason jr.nd grammys executive producer ben winston are tasked with putting on a show that some thought should be called off. there have been some people who say award season should be canceled. this is not what we need right now. >> if you could. actually take the grammys where we know we've got an audience who are going to watch it, we know we've got the biggest. stars in the whole world that are sitting there, and we bring real awareness. to what's happened. we do some really serious fundraising for the causes that need it so much. right now, we pay tribute to our first responders. we showcase l.a. businesses. surely that is worth doing rather than not doing. >> winston and mason junior sat down with cnn during a break in construction of the grammys set. for them, this show feels personal. >> i know one guy that lost his entire studio, burned all his collections, all. >> his instruments. >> and this is how they make a living. so if we were to postpone the show, we wouldn't be able to raise th

. >> recording academy ceo harvey mason jr. and grammys executive producer ben winston are tasked with putting on a show that some thought should be called off. there have been some people who say award season should be canceled. this is not what we need right now. >> if you could actually take the grammys where we know we've got an audience who are going to watch it, we know we've got the biggest stars in the whole world that are sitting there, and we bring real awareness to what's happened. we do some really serious fundraising for the causes that need it so much right now. we pay tribute to our first responders. we showcase l.a. businesses. surely that is worth doing rather than not doing. >> winston and mason jr. sat down with cnn during a break in construction of the grammys set for them, this show feels personal. >> i know one guy that lost his entire studio, burned all his collections, all his instruments, and this is how they make a living. so if we were to postpone the show, we wouldn't be able to raise the money that

harvey thank you, chair again. >> i mean if i'm so sorry if your staff gets tired of us recognizing them and out yeah. get ready for more. great job. i thank you and thank you for all the time that you spent on ongoing through the budget. i came up with some questions. i have one of the question was actually you know actually i got answers i got answers multiple times so i was going to be a comment on my first question on the slide page five up out of the four major uses that we have here that are impacting that you know, the whole city budget, where does public works stand in each and every one of those categories where it is like is it the fifth the first offender i guess we want to call for we would have some degree of impact in all four. >> yeah but in each one a category where where is public works in comparison to other department with you know when you're looking at all the departments of the city so i'll go through each one individually so our baseline reserves the only baseline in reserve that directly impacts public works is the tree maintenance fund and that's approximately $2

host: we will start with harvey in louisville, kentucky. line for independents.ortunately, you cannot run the farms in our country. canada is taking the farms over and they are raising their crops and giving it to china. china is taking over all of our farms and for chinese workers. they are going to florida, iowa, illinois and working on these china farms. guest: this is about the united states, i assume. i don't know about chinese workers. host: paul in idaho, line for republicans. guest: good morning, i have a question. what kind of legacy -- host: paul, it is hard to hear you. are you moving around or on a cell phone? try again. guest: i have a question for your person. caller: that is, what kind of legacy did lincoln leave the secretary of state office after he left when the administration was done with their four years? i'm sorry, what was the guy's name, rubio? what kind of legacy will he be walking into -- what kind of deal is he going to be left with? do you follow me? host: i believe he's asking what the legacy that blinken left behind and where secreta

this city harvey milk was elected to office. leadim guarantee rights the first sanctuary cities in the country. work to protectim grant families and lead the way for other more then and there throw 50 other cities to adopt sanctuary laws the resolution is so purchase them is the moment to reaffirm values and speak out forim grant community and this morning's press conference was a beautiful show of that unity. we conditional weaken our laws or add loopholes we seen that this is how they divide and conchor. thank you supervisor field and staff and thank you to all supervisors for affirming the san francisco valleys this make this city a beacon of hope and light. >> next. next speaker, please. >> >> i'm amy and i'm a resident of d8 and a law stunt in san francisco. i am here today to talk about the sanctuary city ordinance and how important that is to san francisco particular low for me i know peers areim fwrn and their families can be asciied by the trump administration's immigration executive orders. i have always wanted live in

harvey willgoose because as a parent, you wave goodbye to your kids in the morning. you don't always leave on the best of terms. i can't lie, having a couple of teenagers, there's often a few harsh words when they go out the doorin harsh words when they go out the door in the morning, but you expect to see them at the end of the day when they come home. and the day when they come home. and the idea that a child, a 15 year old child , could go to school old child, could go to school and lose their life at the hands of another pupil because carrying knives has become so normalised to this generation is shocking. >> and especially difficult for families at this school. last week, the school there was there was some incident there and it was some incident there and it was closed down. and parents are really concerned that the threat wasn't taken seriously enough. and it's not the first time there's a story in the papers today about a 14 year old girl who's been arrested for stabbing two teachers. knife crime is out of control. and what are our politicians doing about it?

the victim was named as harvey willgoose, a student at all saints catholic school. tributes poured in at the scene and on social media, with flowers, candles and balloons laid on a wall outside the school. sophie willgoose, harvey's sister, has said my heart is broken into a million pieces. stop and search data reveals children as young as ten have been found carrying bladed weapons. last year alone, just over 100 cases of youths between 10 and 17 years old were found with weapons. shadow chief secretary to the treasury richard fuller spoke to gb news. >> i lived in america for some time and they had even worse incidences of school shootings andifs incidences of school shootings and it's such a tragedy. it traumatises local communities because parents then have to send their kids to school the very next day or the week after, andifs very next day or the week after, and it's always going to be the back of your mind. can it happen another time in that school or another time in that school or another local school? i just worry that we always think national government's

77 7 harvey to 77 7 harvey to remember him. to harvey to remember him.f 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 ne

harvey willgoose died after the attack at all saints catholic school yesterday.is family say they're utterly heartbroken and their lives will never be the same again. harvey's mother, caroline, and other members of the family visited the school earlier, where flowers, balloons and cards have been left for the popular pupil, a 15 year old boy arrested on suspicion of murder remains in custody. a panel of international medical experts has concluded. lucy letby did not murder any babies after outlining significant new evidence they believe bad medical care and natural causes led to the deaths. letby is serving 15 whole life sentences after being convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven others in 2015 and 16. the case is to be reviewed by a commission that investigates potential miscarriages of justice. after letby lawyers appued justice. after letby lawyers applied for her case to be reviewed, the chair of the panel looking in to her case, shoo lee, says there are explanations alternative explanations for each of lethaby's convictions. now,

harvey willgoose died after the attack at all saints catholic school yesterday.family say they are utterly heartbroken and their lives will never be the same again. harvey's mother, caroline and other family members visited the school earlier, where flowers, balloons and cards have been left for the popular pupil, a 15 year old boy arrested on suspicion of murder remains in custody. a panel of international medical experts has concluded. lucy letby did not murder any babies after outlining significant new evidence. letby serving 15 whole life prison sentences after being convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven others in 2015 and 2016. now the case is to be reviewed by a commission that investigates potential miscarriages of justice. after holtby's lawyers applied for her case to be reviewed, a chair of the panel, doctor shoo lee, says there are alternative explanations for each of letby convictions. >> we did not find any murders in all cases, death or injury were due to natural causes or just bad medical care. in our opinion, the medic

harvey willgoose died after the attack at all saints catholic school yesterday. his family say they're utterly heartbroken. their lives will never be the same again. harvey's mother, caroline and other family members visited the school earlier, where flowers, balloons and cards have been left for the popular pupil, a 15 year old boy arrested on suspicion of murder remains in custody. a panel of international medical experts has concluded lucy letby did not murder any babies after outlining significant new evidence they believe bad medical care and natural causes led to the deaths. letby , led to the deaths. letby, serving 15 whole life sentences after being convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven others in 2015 and 16. the case is to be reviewed by a commission that investigates potential miscarriages of justice. chair of the panel, doctor shoo lee, says there are alternative explanations for each of her convictions. >> we did not find any murders in all cases, death or injury were due to natural causes or just bad medical care. in our

harvey willgoose died after the attack at all saints catholic school yesterday.his family say they're utterly heartbroken and their lives will never be the same again. harvey's mother, caroline and other family members visited the school earlier, where flowers, balloons and cards have been left for the pupil. a 15 year old boy arrested on suspicion of murder remains in custody, and the princess of wales has joined a group of children on a visit to the national portrait gallery as part of her gradual return to pubuc part of her gradual return to public engagements following cancer treatment. kate took the bus to the popular arts attraction and accompanied 13 children on the magical bobin tree trail. it's based on the new shaping us framework published by her foundation centre for early childhood. it's aimed at increasing awareness and understanding of society's social and emotional skills. that's it for the moment. now it's back to headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.c

harvey willgoose died after the attack at all saints catholic school yesterday.his family say they're utterly heartbroken and their lives will never be the same again. harvey's mother, caroline and other family members visited the school earlier, where flowers, balloons and cards have been left for the pupil. a 15 social and emotional skills. that's it for the moment. now it's back to headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> sorry, i was just distracted by aaron's great hair. hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories with three comedians. we're going to kick off with a look at some of the front pages. first of all, the guardian labour mps tell starmer to get tough on immigration. the times nhs allowed nottingham killer to skip medication. telegraph letby did not kill a single baby, says experts. we have more front pagesin experts. we have more front pages in a moment. but first kerry paul, welcome. i appreciate you both. >> t