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Chester hospital has told a jury today she had not harmed any children. Well be outside children. Well be outside Manchester Crown court for the latest the lucy letby latest live from the lucy letby trial. And as he steps down from trial. And as he steps down from his key position at google, the godfather of Artificial Intelligence warns the Technology May not be too clever for us all in the long run. Should we shut up shop on the chat bots . First, though, the latest headlines with. Tamsin latest headlines with. Tamsin mark, thanks very much. Good afternoon from the gb good afternoon from the...

Rishi Sunak refused to say whether Tories critical of an inquiry into Boris Johnson should apologise.

'You were asked to apologise for your comments about the Privileges Committee... You have decided to take a different course,' the Prime Minister said