Despite a critical assessment from the Thirlwall inquiry, the legal team for former neonatal nurse Lucy Letby intends to pursue an appeal against her convictions. This development follows reports that experts have withdrawn from her defence team due to concerns over the scientific credibility of some evidence. Letby is currently serving 15 whole-life prison terms for the murder and attempted murder of babies.

The Observer: Lucy Letby Appeal May Still Go Ahead Despite Damning Report

Despite a critical assessment from the Thirlwall inquiry into the neonatal nurse convicted of killing seven babies, Lucy Letby's legal team intends to pursue an appeal, seeking a second hearing.

The Independent: Experts quit Lucy Letby's defence team over 'scientific credibility' as public…

Two leading experts have withdrawn from Lucy Letby's defence team over concerns about the “scientific credibility” of some of its evidence. Separately a public inquiry into the murders will publish its findings on Tuesday.

A public dispute has erupted within the Royal Family as the Palace has responded to claims made by Earl Spencer regarding his sister Princess Diana's memoir, which was reportedly stolen. This 'war of words' threatens to overshadow royal events.

The Independent: Palace hits back at Earl Spencer over bombshell claims in Diana book

The Royal Family has responded to claims made by Earl Spencer regarding his sister Princess Diana's memoir, which was reportedly stolen.

BBC News: Palace in war of words with Earl Spencer over Diana book claims

A dispute between the Royal Palace and Earl Spencer over claims made in a book about Diana threatens to overshadow royal events.

The controversial asylum seeker housing situation is described as a 'war on the front line,' with Labour advocating for wider distribution and Reform UK calling for deportations. The differing political stances are leaving those in affected areas feeling scared and confused.

The i Paper: Asylum housing war on the front line

A report on the controversial asylum seeker housing situation, with Labour advocating for wider distribution and Reform calling for deportations, leaving those in affected areas scared and confused.

New forecasts warn that UK energy bills could increase by over £400 next year, adding to financial pressures on households. Amid these concerns, the Chancellor is being urged to cut red tape and avoid tax increases in the upcoming Budget.

The Independent: Energy bills could rise more than £400 next year, new forecasts warn

New projections indicate that UK energy bills may increase by over £400 in the upcoming year.

The i Paper: Chancellor urged to cut red tape and not raise taxes

In a live update, the Chancellor is advised to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and avoid tax increases in the upcoming Budget.

A body has been discovered during the search for three-year-old Noah Woods in Suffolk, bringing a tragic turn to the missing child case.

The Independent: Body found in search for missing three-year-old Noah Woods

A body has been discovered during the search for a three-year-old boy named Noah Woods in Suffolk, UK.

Environmental campaigner Feargal Sharkey has criticised the government's plan to give mayors powers over water companies, arguing it will not resolve the ongoing sewage crisis in rivers. Separately, a long-delayed third runway at Heathrow Airport is predicted to have minimal economic impact while significantly increasing UK carbon emissions.

The i Paper: Feargal Sharkey: Sewage crisis plan won't work

Feargal Sharkey criticizes the government's plan to give mayors powers over water companies, arguing it won't resolve the sewage crisis in rivers.

The Observer: Heathrow's Third Runway: A Bridge to Nowhere

A long-delayed third runway at Heathrow Airport is predicted to have minimal impact on economic growth while significantly increasing the UK's carbon emissions.

There are growing calls for the UK to ban the far-right organisation known as Patriot Platform, which is associated with anti-migrant protests.

The Independent: Britain urged to ban far-right group Patriot Platform

The UK is being called upon to ban the far-right organization known as Patriot Platform, which is associated with anti-migrant protests.

The main suspect in the 'Putney pusher' case has been discovered deceased at his residence in London.

The Independent: Prime suspect in ‘Putney pusher’ case found dead at his London home

The main suspect in the 'Putney pusher' case has been discovered deceased at his residence in London.

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has stated that the team 'can't accept' their Carabao Cup defeat to Brighton, where they squandered a two-goal lead, emphasizing the need for the team to find winning ways again.

The Guardian: Carrick demands response from Man Utd after Carabao Cup collapse

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick stated that the team "can't accept" their Carabao Cup defeat to Brighton, where they squandered a two-goal lead. He emphasized the need for the team to find winning ways again, taking responsibility for the unacceptable performance.

An analysis suggests that the devolved nations within the UK would face significant economic costs if they were to pursue independence from Westminster.

The Observer: Independence from Westminster Will Come With a Hefty Price Tag

An analysis suggests that the devolved nations in the UK will face significant economic costs if they pursue independence from Westminster.