This case raises a host of major questions. Was Lucy Letby the victim of an injustice - perpetrated by the doctors at her hospital - supported by suspect police investigations - then failed by the justice system?

The prizegiving for an award for reducing violence against women and girls will be held in Parliament. Given that institution's failure - along with the gov't - to deal with rape gangs - how does this make sense?

The gov't has awarded a £700m contract for civil service payroll services - to a corporation that's already failing to pay civil servants' pension. Is this incompetence - or could it be due to something darker?

UK gov't proscribed Palestine Action - charging elderly people, among others, for showing support for peace. But then, ignores 2000 soldiers helping the IDF carry out acts of genocide. Let's think about that?

This is a legal victory - but alas, only a small one. The Chinese gov't have J.Lai where he's silenced - in prison for his remaining life. But his supporters are not silenced - so who is listening to them?

Female genital mutilation [FGM] - plus "honour" killings and forced marriages are going on in Britain - and the police aren't prosecuting. Why are they protecting the perpetrators of these hideous crimes?