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NADINE DORRIES: I've argued for years that Lucy Letby is innocent. Now a brutally truthful TV film should convince you as well

A columnist and former minister argues that Lucy Letby is innocent and urges readers to watch a documentary that challenges the prosecution’s expert evidence. She claims the case against Letby was weak, that a key medical witness was discredited, and that hospital staff may have scapegoated her. She calls on the CCRC to refer the case for appeal, warning that refusal would be an outrage.

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Trump strikes back at TV boycott with a dramatic move of his own

President Trump launched Trump TV as a counter to major TV networks’ boycott of White House events over access restrictions. The networks and several newspapers protested, and CNN, MS Now, and Politico sued the administration over revoked White House credentials.

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The simple skincare routine for teens that actually works - and five expert tips

The article offers dermatologist-backed advice for teenage skincare, warning that social media-driven multi-step routines and unrealistic beauty standards can harm young skin. It recommends a simple routine of cleanser, moisturiser, and sunscreen, plus sleep, diet, spot care, and seeing a GP for severe acne.

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GOP's war for eyeballs

The article examines TV ad impressions in key Senate races, showing Republicans generally generating more impressions than Democrats as GOP super PACs spend heavily, while noting Democrats have advantages in candidate rates and online fundraising. It highlights North Carolina as an exception where Democrats lead impressions despite being outspent, and explains how spending translation varies by ad buyer.

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Nigella Lawson confesses she is 'no polished' baker and says she was 'worried' about judging amateurs on The Great British Bake Off ahead of her long-awaited tent debut

Nigella Lawson says she was nervous about judging amateur bakers on The Great British Bake Off, describing herself as a home baker rather than a polished professional. The article previews the new series and her judging debut alongside Paul Hollywood, including his comments on how she differs from past judges.

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Celebrity Traitors star Joe Lycett says he's excited to show another side after being typecast as the 'gay comedian off the telly' and is ready to take on the challenges after becoming a father

Joe Lycett discussed being typecast as the 'gay comedian off the telly' and preparing for Celebrity Traitors, saying he has been getting fitter to be a better father. The article covers his calm off-stage persona, his pansexuality, and his enthusiasm for the show.

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