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The couple raised concerns the documentary, titled The Investigation Of Lucy Letby, might make their home “become a tourist attraction”. “However, this Netflix documentary is on another level. Cheshire Constabulary passed evidence to prosecutors last year, linked to eight potential additional offences of attempted murder and one offence of murder at the Countess of Chester Hospital. Another two allegations of attempted murder and murder were linked to one child at Liverpool Women’s Hospital. The Investigation Of Lucy Letby will release globally on Netflix on Wednesday February 4.

Amazon’s lavishly-funded documentary Melania has recorded the strongest opening for a non-fiction film in over a decade, taking $7m at the US box office, per theguardian.com. However, the milestone is being overshadowed by its eye-watering $75m price tag and allegations of political maneuvering. While the debut surpassed industry forecasts of $5m, the film’s financial viability remains under scrutiny. Produced for $40m with a further $35m spent on promotion, the project cost significantly more than the average documentary. The film, directed by Brett Ratner, follows the First Lady as she prepared for her 2025 return to the White House.

Marcus Rashford of FC Barcelona celebrates after scoringMarcus Rashford has no plans to return to Manchester United from Barcelona this summer. However, Rashford is thoroughly enjoying life in Spain and has informed Barcelona of his desire to stay at the Nou Camp. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTIt's understood that even if Barcelona couldn't meet the asking price, Rashford would seek to join another club, rather than return to United. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTRashford has flourished in La Liga since walking away from his boyhood club, following a falling-out with former United boss Ruben Amorim. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTRashford has established some roots in Barcelona, having bought an apartment in one of the city's most exclusive neighbourhoods.

Max Rushden is joined by Barney Ronay, John Brewin and Seb Hutchinson as Arsenal enjoy a healthy lead at the top of the Premier League thanks to a stirring second-half performance from Spurs against Manchester City. On the podcast today; what happened to Manchester City in the second half against Spurs? An extraordinary finish from Dominic Solanke probably saves Thomas Frank’s job once again. Elsewhere, Arsenal make light work of a potentially tricky away trip to Elland Road, Carrick’s great start to life at Manchester United continues and a remarkable turnaround for Chelsea. Plus, Liverpool turn it on against Newcastle, and your questions answered.

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The BBC has released the trailer for highly anticipated IFTA nominated series, The Walsh Series, a new drama series inspired by the novels from celebrated Irish author and global bestseller, Marian Keyes. The Walsh Sisters will be available on BBC iPlayer and BBC One later this month. Marian Keyes also executive produces the series. The Walsh Sisters features the chaotic, dysfunctional but deeply loveable Walsh family of five sisters, a devout mother and a bemused father. But their DNA, history and shared love of power ballads keep the Walsh sisters together in the face of heartbreak, grief, addiction and parenthood.

In some cases, but rarely, this can include small-scale private tourism lodges4,21. In most countries and cases, private tourism development in public protected areas creates public costs for private profit1. There are many commercially successful nature-based tourism lodges on private lands, but Big Tourism wants publicly subsidised developments in public lands. In the recent World Conservation Congress and its lead-up, Big Tourism has used the IUCN tourism subgroup as a catspaw, to infiltrate its goal of co-managing national parks into an IUCN publication. We call upon IUCN to release a definitive statement on the functions of protected areas worldwide as assets for conservation, not tourism.

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According to the complaint, BAT established a joint cigarette-manufacturing venture in North Korea in 2001. These activities are said to have generated hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue for the North Korean regime. The lawsuit argues that these financial flows contributed to funding North Korea’s weapons programmes and, indirectly, attacks carried out against U.S. targets abroad. The plaintiffs claim that BAT’s conduct therefore amounted to “aiding and abetting” acts of terrorism, making the company liable for damages under U.S. law. While BAT has stated that it rejects the allegations in the civil lawsuit, the case raises serious questions about the responsibility of multinational corporations operating in high-risk jurisdictions and the broader societal harms associated with the tobacco industry.

The pair have been competing together since 2020 and have since stormed into the British figure skating history books. Vaipan-Law added: "We do seem to have that, which I feel is our superpower. "I had my knee injury, had surgery, and it felt like the time was right to move into pairs. The pair finished seventh but are confident they will be at their best for the Olympics. You spend so many years skating by yourself and all of a sudden you've got to learn to skate with someone else.

Tottenham Hotspur and Thomas Frank could face a busy deadline dayTottenham Hotspur are facing an intriguing deadline day as Thomas Frank looks to strengthen his squad. The side's fightback to secure a draw against Manchester City on Sunday offered grounds for optimisim but Spurs still lack squad depth. While pursuing multiple targets on deadline day is difficult, Frank has not dismissed exploring the loan market to reinforce his squad in the short-term. "[A loan] that's different, doing a loan that fits and can help us. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTMajor deals done Spurs have already secured two new additions during the January transfer window.

STREET lights in a main road in Watlington are now fixed — almost a year after they were first reported as faulty. Bloor Homes Development for the South Midlands, based in Northampton, is responsible for maintaining and managing the street lighting in Cuxham Road, which have not been working properly for 10 months. “The lights did come back on after their investigation but they went back out again the next day.”Bloor Homes have now confirmed that the street lighting has been fully repaired. A spokesman for the county council said: “We have had several issues with the new street lighting that was installed by Bloor Homes. A spokeswoman for Bloor said: “We can now confirm that the lights on Cuxham Road are all fully illuminated and operating properly.”

Tottenham have outmanoeuvred London rivals Arsenal in the deadline day battle to secure Hearts striker James Wilson. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTThe Daily Record claim that Arsenal sought to assess Wilson closely by providing him with consistent playing opportunities in their Under-21 side before determining whether to table a permanent bid. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTThose discussions remained stalled for 24 hours, allowing Spurs the opportunity to surge ahead in the race. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTTottenham have agreed to pay a substantial upfront loan fee whilst finalising terms for a potential sum should they opt to make the switch permanent this summer. Sky will show at least 215 live Premier League games this season, an increase of up to 100 more.

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