It's been two years since nurse Lucy Letby was told she would die in prison, serving 15 whole life sentences for murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven more.

The lavish spending, unearthed by Nigel Farage's new 'efficiency' audit, also included thousands of pounds spent on gift cards, Currys and Argos purchases, and takeaways.

The past does not want to be changed, as Stephen King says in his clever novel, 11/22/63, about a man given the opportunity to go back in time and prevent the murder of President Kennedy.

Novak Djokovic will surely be facing some tricky opponents over the coming days - but he may find there are none tougher than the SW19 locals.

While figures like Steve Bannon have exploited the issue, scientists have done themselves no favours by shutting down legitimate inquiry, says award-winning science writer Jane Qiu

Conservatives have sent an open letter to company bosses this weekend urging them to speak out against the Deputy Prime Minister's radical plans - or be 'sleepwalked into disaster'.

Senior Tories called on the Government to abandon plans to introduce a new 'socio-economic duty' which could force authorities to favour the poor.

Editorial: Even in the most harrowing cases, a fair society must allow for review, and the possibility of judicial error

Adam King is the latest respected figure to raise questions about the case against Letby, who was convicted over two trials of killing seven babies and attempting to murder seven more.

While almost every European country has undergone something like a revolution, with new parties and movements, over the years, English voters have remained loyal to two parties.

Britain is broken. These words are uttered with increasing regularity by millions of voters for the simple reason that they happen to be true.

The Government claimed to welcome the Supreme Court judgment - but the exchanges reveal the private fury on Sir Keir Starmer 's frontbench, with ministers planning to hold a meeting this week.

Dan Norris, who ousted Jacob Rees-Mogg as MP for North East Somerset at last year's election, was taken into custody after police raided his constituency home.

Ms Nandy's exit is expected as part of a pre-summer Government 'reboot' by Sir Keir Starmer, with embattled education secretary Bridget Phillipson also thought likely to move.