according to former culture secretary nadine dorries . i'll secretary nadine dorries. i'll be speaking to her shortly . be speaking to her shortly. about all of that to come, i want to ask you, do you think labour can stop the boats.7 a simple question with a complex answer. do get in touch with your thoughts on tonight's topics by visiting gbnews.com forward slash yoursay. but first, here's the news with cameron walker . cameron walker. >> and chris thank you. it's 7:01 i'm cameron walker here in the newsroom. the bodies of british tech entrepreneur mike lynch and his daughter hannah have been found in the yacht, which sank off sicily. according to the daily telegraph. but no formal identification has taken place yet, for bodies therefore have been recovered from the wreck of the superyacht this afternoon, which sank on monday. this takes the death toll so far to five. two people are still missing . police have named a man missing. police have named a man killed in his own home by his pet xl bully dog. the victim was david daintree, who was 53 years old. specially tra

nadine dorries is getting involved now, no longer an mp. >> look, i'm very uneasy about it. have a huge respect for nadine. we were friends. we were cabinet colleagues. and she is speaking from a place of expertise. she was a nurse, as she said, and she was also the health minister, but i think it's a really bad precedent when politicians, mps start getting involved in cases. now, if it was one of my constituents, then yes, i would probably try and make some sort of representation. but if we look at the lucy letby case, there were two trials and she was convicted , i think, on 15 convicted, i think, on 15 counts. and you've got to have some respect or faith in the legal system. and if there was a problem with the trial, you know, she had a chance to go to the court of appeal and they found against her. so unless you're going to try and unpick the entire legal system, i don't think it's appropriate for mps and politicians to say, oh, well, the justice secretary should get involved. i mean, where would that end? yeah. >> lloyd russell—moyle, there's a whole industry of podcast

. >> so nadine dorries, a former tory minister, she's also a former nurse.a debate on this in parliament. she's urging the justice to secretary do this, david davis as well. again a former tory minister wants there to be a debate in parliament. they seem to think they seem to think that this all needs to be reviewed and potentially, potentially there's been a miscarriage of justice. now, we don't know exactly on what on what basis and how much they know about this, but it's very curious, isn't it, that these big voices, these big voices are beginning to say this because let's be honest, it's an odd hill to die on. >> isn't it very odd going into bat for. well, not necessarily going into bat for, but raising serious questions about, you know, convicted multiple baby murderer lucy letby, who for many people is almost like the pin up girl of evil. right. and yet now more and more people are coming out and saying, actually, maybe there are serious questions about this. well, we'll have to wait and see exactly what is going on. i mean, the cps is very much said,

according to former culture secretary nadine dorries . i'll secretary nadine dorries. her shortly . be speaking to her shortly. about all of that to

according to former culture secretary nadine dorries . i'll secretary nadine dorries.e speaking to her shortly. about all of that to come, i want to ask you, do you think labour can stop the boats? a simple question with a complex answer. do get in touch with your thoughts on tonight's topics by visiting gbnews.com forward slash yoursay. but first, here's the news with cameron walker . cameron walker. >> and chris thank you. it's 7:01 i'm cameron walker here in the newsroom. the bodies of british tech entrepreneur mike lynch and his daughter hannah have been found in the yacht, which sank off sicily. according to the daily telegraph. but no formal identification has taken place yet, for bodies therefore have been recovered from the wreck of the superyacht this afternoon, which sank on monday. this takes the death toll so far to five. two people are still missing . police have named a man missing. police have named a man killed in his own home by his pet xl bully dog. the victim was david daintree, who was 53 years old. specially trained officers are supporting his fami

this ex—tory minister, nadine dorries, has joined a growing chorus of experts, politicians who thinkby might actually be innocent. so why is this case facing fresh scrutiny? retired met detective inspector next. welcome back. now, former tory minister nadine dorries has put the conviction of lucy letby, a nurse found guilty of killing seven babies under fresh scrutiny . dorries has called for scrutiny. dorries has called for an urgent review, arguing that the perilous state of maternity and neonatal care in hospitals was a factor too easily dismissed by the court. was a factor too easily dismissed by the court . there dismissed by the court. there are also concerns about the evidence used to convict letby, after the crown prosecution service admitted vital prosecution data showing when letby used a security door on the ward was incorrect . well, i the ward was incorrect. well, i must admit i find all this rather weird. i this keeps resurfacing. but to discuss this now, i'm joined by a retired detective inspector with the metropolitan police, hamish brown, hamish , there are issues, b

because nadine dorries is apparently writing a book about all this, and maybe he had second thoughts last minute. it's been reported today, but he had already told the king, but it seemed nuts from an economic perspective, because the green shoots of recovery were starting to show. yeah, i didn't think i was necessarily going to lose. >> i thought the conservative party, as a whole was going to go down to a tragically big defeat, and that proved to be right. and then the campaign made it even more likely that we would do worse than the original polling original polling showed wokingham was just about winnable . no, my decision was winnable. no, my decision was that i'd been working. i thought closely with hunt, sunak and their advisers on general economic policy, and i thought if we left it until november, december , things were going to december, things were going to look a lot better. we could have had some mortgage rate cuts. even the bank of england got round to cutting interest rates as soon as the election was oven as soon as the election was over, and there could be more to co

nadine dorries has spoken out again about lucy letby. okay. on there. so the cps recently came out and said there might have been an error when it came to the tracking of the nurses on the wards, etc. there's a few people now, high profile people who are raising questions about lucy letby, so we're going to have a chat about it. i'm not entirely sure what's going on there, so we'll talk to someone who knows more. i've always thought that that was not the right result of that was not the right result of that court case. goodness me. i don't know, i don't know enough about it. i think we'll find out. >> there's a lot of circumstantial evidence. >> yeah, very, very a lot of very complicated evidence. but meanwhile, on a more serious note, guess the weight of the pig- note, guess the weight of the pig. you've seen the picture of the pig. come on. how much do you reckon it weighs? >> wow. 22 stone. here's the. come on. >> where's the. where's the pig ? >> where's the. where's the pig? that's a picture of me and beverley. that's. >> unfortunately, w

nadine dorries is the latest to join the growing number of former cabinet ministers and high profile murderer lucy letby. what on earth is going . earth is going. on? okay, so look, we've got a heck of a lot to get through this houn of a lot to get through this hour, but i just want to tell you about something else that we're doing. we've actually managed to get hold of somebody who has got a bit of an exclusive for us here @gbnews, andifs exclusive for us here @gbnews, and it's in relation to an individual who's in pakistan, who's been charged now with cyber offences over spreading terrorism, cyber terrorism, over spreading misinformation in the wake of that southport stabbing and that apparently caused some of the riots and the disorder that we saw. this is a really fascinating story that i wonder whether or not we'll change the narrative in relation to what really sparked those riots sparked that disorder. and we have got someone who's very much in the know here, and i believe he has a document for us that he's going to show us in a few minutes time. so make sure you keep it gb ne

nadine dorries has written a column about this today saying i don't begrudge anyone a break, but angelabehaviour demeans her office and calls her, you know, keeps going. oh, she's a granny. she's 44, by the way . she's 44, by the way. >> doesn't matter what age she is. >> people are being very sneery. i think it's because i don't think it's sneery at all. >> i think nadine doris is right. i don't agree with everything nadine doris says. you know, she's written a book of extraordinary claims about the political world. but just to get the timing at 6:50 pm. on wednesday night, angela rayner was chairing a political meeting. a government meeting. she's the deputy prime minister. and by 4 am, the following morning. yeah, right. the following morning i'm talking about less than eight hours later. so what? she's she's. well, hey, how did she get there? >> on a plane? mike it takes about two hours. who's playing easyjet? >> ryanair ? i have no idea. i'd >> ryanair? i have no idea. i'd like to know. but secondly. secondly, remember, she's part of a new government and should be seen to be puttin

there's a nadine dorries has been talking about why? >> she thinks she has.ping away to next a signed headshot of boris johnson on this new book . and johnson on this new book. and there are revelations contained within one of which is that he actually allegedly had a bit of actually allegedly had a bit of a wobble about the snap election after he'd already kind of decided upon it. and the reason he had to go through of it was just because the palace had already been informed and the wheels were already in motion, and so on, and it's just kind of relitigating a lot of that argument about why did he go early? it seems like some of his kind of close advisers , people kind of close advisers, people like james forsyth, were quite in favour of it. they were worried that as the kind of months bore on people, more and more people ending up on more expensive mortgages, for instance, that kind of thing kicking in. but then a lot of people with hindsight seem to have been vindicated to say, you know, we would have had these bank of england cuts, the economic picture wo

senior unelected officials who are just annoying people because of their influence, already, nadine dorries two and her influence is important. she apparently appointed some a minister to the government. it wasn't sir keir starmer doing it directly, i have met her and she's she's a very nice person, she's she's a very nice person, she's not this kind of sinister person, portrayed, in, in the press. but i think that her influence is what's worrying people because she's not an elected individual. but elsewhere in politics today, we've heard we see a yvette cooper writing in today's daily telegraph, she's saying that, it's important to take action because of the rioters, because the rule of law is weakened under the tory party. so far, 927 people arrested, 466 people charged. so far since the riots ten days ago. >> just getting back to sue grey. chris, the thing is, she does know what she's talking about, though, because she's been on both sides. she's sort of gamekeeper turned poacher or maybe the other way around. she's been a civil servant. she will know what's required from the system . an