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Nurse accused of murdering seven babies on neonatal ward also wrote ‘I am a horrible evil person’, jury told A nurse accused of murdering seven babies in a hospital neonatal unit wrote: “I killed them on purpose because I’m not good enough to care for them,” a court has heard. The trial of Lucy Letby was told on Thursday that police recovered several handwritten documents from her home after her arrest in July 2018. Continue reading… ​Nurse accused of murdering seven babies on neonatal ward also wrote ‘I am a horrible evil person’, jury toldA nurse accused of murdering seven…

On another piece of people, she allegedly wrote ‘I don’t deserve to live. I killed them on purpose because I’m not good enough’.

A DRIVER accused of using a Range Rover to bulldoze a vigilante cyclist who once caught Guy Ritchie texting at the wheel has been cleared. Celebrity agent Paul Lyon-Maris, 60, was said to be fuming…

The Independent-Tory MPs revolt as they demand U-turn on tax Summary of the front page The Independent’s front page says Liz Truss is facing an open revolt from Conservative MPs demanding further U-turns on her tax giveaway mini-Budget after she ruled out spending cuts to balance the nation’s books. The paper says the increasingly fractious Tories made clear the prime minister should reverse or defer her decision to scrap a rise in corporation tax scheduled for 2023, at a cost of £18.7bn. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

A NURSE accused of murdering seven babies handwrote a confession saying “I’m evil”, a court heard today. Lucy Letby, 32, wrote on a green post-it note shown to jurors: “I do…

Sir Lenny’s new children’s book features a deaf character.

Not only did a Twitch streamer destroy his enemies in Call Of Duty: Warzone while exercising, but he did so using a crossbow, of all weapons.

The Guardian – Truss faces new peril as Tories go on attack Summary of the front page The Guardian also focuses on Liz Truss’ issues in her own party. It says she faces “new peril” as Tories go on the attack over the economy. The paper features a picture of Ms Truss at the dispatch box in the Commons during Prime Minister’s Questions. The paper says MPs have renewed serious conversations about the prospect of replacing her and reports that one MP told them the atmosphere was “funeral” whilst another said the PM had “done absolutely nothing to reassure colleagues…

Metro – Blue Wall Falls Summary of the front page The Metro says that Tory heartlands are now turning to Labour after Liz Truss’ mini-budget. The paper says that dozens of traditionally safe Conservative seats could fall to Labour at the next election, citing a poll. “Blue wall falls” headlines the paper as it reports a new poll predicting traditionally safe Conservative seats could be lost at the next election. The paper warns the collapse of the Blue Wall “would dwarf its own success in demolishing” Labour’s red wall in the 2019 general election. A Redfield and Wilton poll suggests…

Natural England chief says pledge to stop biodiversity loss by 2030 will not be met if scheme is cut The government will not meet its commitments to stop biodiversity loss by 2030 if it scraps new payments to incentivise wildlife-friendly farming in England, the head of its nature watchdog has said. Tony Juniper, the chair of Natural England, told the environment secretary, Ranil Jayawardena, in a letter this week that if the government did not keep its commitment to move from area-based farm payments to “public money for public goods” – rewarding farmers for work to replenish soil, prevent floods…

Daily Mirror – Truss told to see sense: U-turn or you go Summary of the front page A Tory MP has told the Mirror that Liz Truss needs to U-turn on her tax cuts policies or she will have to go. The paper reports the PM is under pressure to ditch her unfunded tax cuts to prevent an economic disaster. The paper says senior Tories have demanded her to U-turn or face being axed as prime minister. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

The Sun – Strictly Helen’s new heartache Summary of the front page The Sun reports on the “new heartache” of Countryfile presenter Helen Skelton following her ex-husband, who she split from earlier this year, expecting a baby with his new girlfriend. Richie Myler left Helen for Stephanie Thirkill and a pal said: “They’re thrilled by the pregnancy.” The front page also makes space for the latest from the Crown, Mo Salah’s hat trick and police found the body of missing Leah Croucher. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

Concern is growing that the Homes for Ukraine scheme is being ‘quietly phased out’, groups have said. Concern is growing that the Homes for Ukraine scheme is being ‘quietly phased out’, groups have said.

The former nurse’s remark “surprised” the doctor but “came true”, according to the prosecution. ​The former nurse’s remark “surprised” the doctor but “came true”, according to the prosecution.

Mortgage market turmoil in recent weeks has compounded increasing economic uncertainty, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said. Mortgage market turmoil in recent weeks has compounded increasing economic uncertainty, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said.

Concern is growing that the Homes for Ukraine scheme is being ‘quietly phased out’, groups have said. Concern is growing that the Homes for Ukraine scheme is being ‘quietly phased out’, groups have said.

Campaigners say DfT was wrong to only assess emissions against national carbon budget A legal challenge has been launched against a road scheme that opponents say clashes with climate goals. Changes aimed at improving car journeys between Milton Keynes and Cambridge by upgrading junctions and building a 10-mile dual carriageway on the A428 between Black Cat and Caxton Gibbet were approved in the summer. The scheme, estimated to cost £810m-£950m, is listed in the government’s growth plan for accelerated delivery. Continue reading… ​Campaigners say DfT was wrong to only assess emissions against national carbon budgetA legal challenge has been launched…

Daily Express – Angry Tories attack Bank chief’s ‘stupid move’ Summary of the front page Angry Tories have attacked the Bank of England’s governor over “stupid” comments that sparked a plunge in the pound, according to the Daily Express. The paper is throwing its full support behind prime minister Liz Truss and squarely blaming the Bank for the mess the government’s mini-budget caused on the markets. The paper says the PM “swatted away” the attacks on her economic plans at PMQs yesterday – with her supporters instead directing anger at the Bank of England. Today’s top stories Like this article?…

A CONVICTED paedophile who lived at the house where cops searching for Leah Croucher found human remains once appeared on a national crime TV show. The paedo lived at the property 10 minutes away f…

FURIOUS residents have slammed their council for asking them to sweep up fallen leaves as they already pay them £125 a month in tax. The ‘Big Sweep’ initiative has divided opinion in Ca…

RESIDENTS are furious at having to travel an extra seven miles because the council has failed to repair a broken bridge. Businesses are also suffering and villagers are feeling isolated because it …

Woman, said to have been trafficked, is only adult allowed back since end of Islamic State ground war A British woman and her child have been repatriated from a Syrian camp, the first time an adult has been allowed to come back to the UK from detention since the end of the ground war against Islamic State. The Foreign Office said that British policy to those held in Syria remained unchanged, and that it considered requests for help on “a case by case basis”, but campaigners said it was a significant first step. Continue reading… ​Woman, said to have been…

Allegations range from inappropriate behaviour to criminal offences Allegations range from inappropriate behaviour to criminal offences

Elaine Worsley was suffering from depression when she was dismissed after 45 years of service Elaine Worsley was suffering from depression when she was dismissed after 45 years of service

Postal workers will stage numerous walkouts in the lead up to the busy Christmas period. Postal workers will stage numerous walkouts in the lead up to the busy Christmas period.