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Lucy Letby has vowed she will not “give up” in a newly-released letter from prison.Her handwritten letter is set to appear in the feature-length documentary The Investigation of Lucy Letby, set to premiere on Netflix on Wednesday.The film includes an interview with Maisie, a friend of Letby’s from their time at the University of Chester.Maisie, whose image in the documentary is digitally altered to protect her identity, received a letter from Letby where she described her life inside HMP Bronzefield in Surrey.She also described missing her two cats, and her optimism despite her imprisonment.It read: “Maisie, there are no words…

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The Bank of England is widely expected to maintain the base rate at 3.75 per cent when the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) announces its decision on Thursday, according to financial experts.Following December’s rate reduction to the lowest level in nearly three years, policymakers now face a more challenging phase in their easing strategy amid ongoing inflationary pressures.The consensus among analysts points firmly towards a pause, driven primarily by renewed inflation concerns, with the consumer price index (CPI) rate currently sitting at 3.4 per cent.Charlie Ambler, the co-chief Investment Officer at wealth management firm Saltus, said: “Progress on services inflation and…

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A planning application to relocate the Moston Superstore on Pym Street has been submitted helping to unlock an opportunity to create a new public square as part of a major £25m vision for Moston Lane. Pending planning permission, the Moston Superstore will move to a site on Kenyon Lane currently occupied by the Ebsworth Street car park, providing a new and larger food shop for the community, along with dedicated car parking and cycle store for the first time.  Existing parking on Pym Street will remain open to the public, while empty sites on Albine Street and Cole Street – formerly used by Manchester College – will also…

Snooker legend and BBC commentator John Virgo has died aged 79.Virgo enjoyed an 18-year professional career, winning the UK Championship and reaching the semi-finals of the World Championship in 1979.He is perhaps best known for his post-playing career, presenting snooker TV programme Big Break alongside comedian Jim Davidson from 1991 to 2002.Following his retirement from playing in 1994, Virgo became a BBC commentator.His last commentary for the BBC came 17 days ago when Kyren Wilson beat John Higgins in the Masters final.

Commuters across south-east England have been urged to avoid rail travel this Wednesday morning after three major train operators issued emergency alerts.Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express, all operated by the Govia Thameslink Railway franchise, told passengers to stay away from services “if at all possible” following what they described as multiple incidents. The disruption stems from two separate problems: a derailment at Selhurst Depot in south-east London, and signalling equipment failure on the route between London Blackfriars and Norwood Junction. Services cancelled in both directions so far include London Bridge to East Grinstead, Orpington to Luton, Brighton to Cambridge, Bedford…

The Labour Government was warned that moving 600 illegal immigrants into a military barracks in the British countryside could cause riots, but they did it anyway. They bussed some illegals in under the cover of darkness just over a week ago, and now it can be revealed that Steve Reed, the Community Secretary, was warned “the proposal may give rise to anxiety amongst local residents which may be adversely affected by protesters, such demonstrators or riots”. The impact assessment said that in an attempt to ease concerns, the Home Office would set up a forum as “a chance to address…

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