i don't know, shoo lee john about it. >> well, we know that a lot.t is getting organised. the first part is getting unity. the first part is getting unity. the first, the second or the third part i missed the second part. the third part is having the numbers to make the difference. i think we're there now and there is hunger for something else, but we've got to make sure we do this the right way. farmers have got to go to work the next day. we've got to be intelligent about this. we've got to be literally, logistically perfect and have the right campaign sentiment to match what we're doing. so that will give a bigger impact than just going random and doing whatever we feel like it. >> public support remains high. the big supermarkets have come out and backed the farmers and i think was it was it you lads who put the not a blockade, but you had a show of force. >> around a peaceful protest. >> around a peaceful protest. >> a. >> a. >> peaceful protest around this was the morrisons depot. >> was it? it was, it was, it was a peaceful demonstration. >> a

letby lawyers applied for her case to be reviewed, the chair of the panel looking in to her case, shoo leesays there are explanations alternative explanations for each of lethaby's convictions. now, donald trump has moved to exert maximum pressure on iran through sanctions designed to prevent the country from obtaining nuclear weapons. it comes ahead of a meeting at the white house with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, live from the white house, then , where mr netanyahu house, then, where mr netanyahu is expected any moment, he will become the first leader to meet president trump since his return to the oval office. now, this is a critical meeting in the gaza ceasefire, with an initial six week deal halting 15 months of war between israel and hamas, of course, for which donald trump has claimed some credit. phase two could be trickier, though it should see the release of the remaining alive hostages and a withdrawal or complete withdrawal or complete withdrawal of israeli forces from gaza. well, earlier, mr trump signed executive orders withdrawing the us from the un agency

>> shoo lee in the wild. they'll just eat meat. they'll hunt. >> no, they're not wolves. it's a cocker spaniel. they're not far off, though. actually, yes. remember the. well, the thing is, dudley, because he's had pancreatitis. so i have to be careful what i give him. broccoli. he has broccoli for his treats. >> does he like broccoli? >> does he like broccoli? >> he loves broccoli. so the problem is, it's like 330 in the morning when i'm getting up and i'm going downstairs and he's there waiting for his broccoli. >> broccoli doesn't sound like much of a treat to me. broccoli? >> yeah, but you're a cocker spaniel. >> lewis hamilton's dog is vegan. really? oh, really? oh, what's he called? is it roscoe? roscoe. he's vegan. lewis. of course. massive vegan. and, yes, of course, his pooch. >> yeah, well, you know what? i don't think dogs don't mind, though, do they? i think they will. not only some meat. >> yeah, i don't know. not that i can speak to dogs, but i can imagine they'd want meat because they're omnivores, aren't they? >> i haven't tried speaking. >> i haven't trie

after holtby's lawyers applied for her case to be reviewed, a chair of the panel, doctor shoo lee, sayse 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 medical opinion, the medical evidence does not support murder in any of these babies, just natural causes and bad medical care. >> and sir keir starmer is to push ahead with his deal to cede sovereignty of the chagos islands. that is, according to the prime minister of mauritius, amid reports the new terms on the indian ocean archipelago have been agreed. the pm is currently hosting his danish counterpart this evening, where they are expected to discuss european security and migration. the meeting comes amid a diplomatic row between denmark and the united states over donald trump's claims he wants to acquire greenland. the donald trump, incidentally, may still veto sir keir starmer's controversial plans to hand the chagos islands over to mauritius. those are the latest gb news headlines. more

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 opinion, the medical opinion, the medical evidence does not support murder in any of these babies, just natural causes and bad medical care. >> the president of poland says the eu is ready and will respond to any us tariffs within an houn to any us tariffs within an hour. donald tusk, former head of the european council, says the eu will act together in the face of tariffs announced by donald trump. it's emerged trump will speak with the chinese president, xi jinping, later after china announced retaliatory tariffs on american goods following his 10% tax on its imports. his threats of tariffs against canada and mexico were paused for 30 days yesterday after 11th hour negotiations, 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 engagement

a chair of the panel, doctor shoo lee, says there are alternative explanations for each of letby convictionsthe former children's commissioner former children's commissioner for england, baroness anne longfield, says knife crime involving teenagers is a national crisis that needs a national crisis that needs a national response. police are continuing to question a teenager over the fatal stabbing of the 15 year old harvey willgoose at all saints catholic school in sheffield yesterday. flowers, candles and balloons have been placed on a wall outside the school, as sheffield united fans say they will pay tribute to him at their next home match. more on that story as soon as we get it. the president of poland says the eu is ready and will respond to any uf us tariffs within an hour. donald tusk, former head of the european council, says the eu would act together in the face of any tariffs announced by donald trump. it's emerged trump will speak with the chinese president, xi jinping, later after china announced retaliatory tariffs on american goods following trump's 10% tax on its imports. trum

retired neonatologist doctor shoo lee says he believes his findings on skin mottling were misinterpretedprosecution. he said in a new paper he published in december last year, there were no cases of skin discolouration when air was injected into the veins. more updates throughout the day here on gb news. china has responded following the us imposing 10% tariffs on its goods. not long after the us taxes on china began at 5 am. uk time, china said it was imposing 10% tariffs on american crude oil and agricultural machinery and 15% tariffs on coal and liquefied natural gas. the president, donald trump, confirmed last night that the us will delay imposing tariffs on canada and mexico for a month, after agreeing a border deal with both countries. it has sent world markets into a spin. the government has announced a major trial aiming to transform breast cancer screening with artificial intelligence. almost 700,000 women are expected to take part. it's hoped the technology will help specialists catch cancer earlier, as well as freeing up radiologists in a bid to reduce waiting times. according

dr shoo lee, leading the panel, told reporters they had reassessed all of the evidence the jury had during�*s two trials. we did not find any murders. in all cases, death or injury were due to natural causes orjust bad medical care. lucy was charged with seven murders and seven attempted murders. in our opinion, the medical opinion, the medical evidence doesn't support murder in any of these babies, just natural causes and bad medical care. the jury in the trial heard evidence letby murdered babies in a number of different ways, including injecting them with air. this panel says in every single case, there is an alternative explanation. there were plausible reasons, very, very plausible reasons for these babies' deaths and that there was a combination, if you take the totality of the 17 cases, there was a combination of babies being in the wrong place, delivered in the wrong place, delayed diagnosis and inappropriate or absent treatment. in other words, they say the nhs failed and letby�*s conviction should be reconsidered by the court of appeal. that can only happen if the criminal cases

retired neonatologist doctor shoo lee said he believed his findings on skin mottling were misinterpreted by the prosecution. he said in a new paper he published in december last year, there were no cases of skin discolouration when air was injected into the veins. he may not hit the uk. elsewhere, angela rayner looks set to team up with conservative dominic grieve to form a new council on islam and free speech. it's expected to have 16 members who will focus on what they say is a rise in islamophobia. the deputy prime minister is facing backlash on other fronts today, after giving the green light to six councils to raise taxes by 10%. the government has announced a major trial aiming to transform breast cancer screening with artificial intelligence, with almost 700,000 women expected to take part. it's hoped the technology will help specialists catch cancer earlier, as well as freeing up radiologists in a bid to slash waiting times. according to breast cancer now, about 55,000 women and 400 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year in the uk. secondary care minister karen smith tol