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Davis Grills Cheshire Police on Letby Case

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Pressure mounts on Cheshire Police over Lucy Letby case; MP Sir David Davis demands full method behind shift chart, questioning evidence and police handling of the case.

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Davis Grills Cheshire Police on Letby Case

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Davis Grills Cheshire Police on Letby Case. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 4th, a slifox named Frida has been crashing the palace of Westminster like she owns the place, dodging guards and fences for months. Straight. She slipped under beefed up barriers at both the commons and Lord's entrances, even triggering security beams right by Big Ben and Elizabeth Tower. MPs got a kick out of her, dubbing her a female intruder with better attendance than some House of Lord's members, while staff shoot her from visitor, spots in historic halls. Turns out someone was feeding her regularly, letting her sunbathe and maybe even set up home, under a maintenance cabin with cubs and toe. She never. Reach the actual chambers, though. Westminster sources say they nabbed Frida safely last night and released her elsewhere, noting at least one other fox prowled the grounds recently. But officials downplay it as rare wildlife visits that sort themselves out.

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