A&E patients facing two-day waits in Liverpool

A panel of 14 neonatologists presented new medical evidence in the case of nurse Lucy Letby, who was convicted of murdering seven infants at Countess of Chester Hospital. The experts found no evidence of deliberate harm, attributing the deaths to natural causes or poor medical care. Letby's lawyers have requested a review by the Criminal Cases Review Commission to potentially overturn her convictions, as the panel's findings will be submitted for consideration. Full Article

The UK is bracing for a cold snap towards the end of the week after experiencing one of the sunniest Januarys on record, marred by storms. Temperatures will drop into the minus range, with Midlands and Wales expecting around -2C on Thursday. A cold easterly wind from Scandinavia on Friday will bring below-average temperatures, potentially leading to wintry showers, especially along the south coast. The Met Office warns of a dip in temperatures over the...

Pakistan's ISI has collaborated with anti-Taliban leaders in Turkey to influence political dynamics in Afghanistan. In response to tensions with Pakistan, Afghanistan has strengthened ties with India, resulting in a surplus trade balance. Afghan businessmen are advocating for improved trade and visa processes with India to enhance economic relations. Full Article

The government of Quebec, led by Premier François Legault, is not currently planning to cut ties with Elon Musk's Starlink for remote internet services, unlike Ontario. However, Quebec is reportedly set to strengthen its connection to Starlink through a new contract with the billionaire's satellite internet system. This decision comes amid efforts to improve high-speed internet access in remote areas of the province. Full Article

Five people were shot at an adult education center in Sweden. The incident resulted in injuries to the victims. Authorities are currently investigating the shooting. Full Article

Princess Catherine joined a group of five-year-olds on a school minibus trip to the National Portrait Gallery in London, as part of her Shaping Us initiative focused on early childhood education. The children participated in an interactive storytelling trail and activities centered around emotions and self-portraits, highlighting the importance of social skills and mental health in early development. The visit marked Catherine's return to work after completing cancer treatment, with the royal family emphasizing compassion...