内容摘要：The mother-of-two said: "They used to make a list but now they say, 'There's nothing we need'.

The mother-of-two said: "They used to make a list but now they say, 'There's nothing we need'.

Sir David said much of the evidence was based on a "doctor's gut feeling... based on a coincidence she was on shift for a number of deaths, and this is important, although far from all of them, far from all of them".He said had believed the "tabloid narrative" about Letby's conviction until he was contacted by medical professionals and academic experts.

He alleged he had also been contacted in confidence by employees of the Countess of Chester Hospital where Letby worked.Sir David told the Commons: "There is case in justice, in my view, for a retrial. But there is a problem: one of the problems we face is that much of the evidence was available at the time."What I have described is an expert analysis of the case notes, which were there at the time, but it was simply not presented to the jury.

"This means the Court of Appeal can dismiss it, basically saying the defence should have presented it at the initial trial."It is in essence saying, 'if your defence team weren't good enough to present this evidence, hard luck, you stay banged-up for life'.

"Now that may be judicially convenient, but it's not justice."

The former Brexit Secretary claimed the case notes showed that "sub-optimal care" was involved in the the cases of Baby O and Baby C.It will be built in the Washwood Heath area of Birmingham and will eventually become the main control hub for the entire HS2 network.

The site will also serve as the main maintenance and storage facility for HS2's train fleet.The development is said to support up to 550 jobs.

It will be roughly 1.6km long and 0.5km wide, with enough space for a cleaners and drivers building and a large stabling area, theAccording to HS2, 18 trains are expected to come and go every hour.