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The Times highlights a Chinese spy’s attempts to lure UK officials on LinkedIn, using various aliases and fictitious businesses, with offers of money for state secrets.

The Times highlights the sentencing of killer nurse Lucy Letby, noting Judge James Goss’s remarks on her actions showing a “malevolence bordering on sadism.”

The Times uncovers that detectives suspect Lucy Letby may have attacked 30 more babies, investigating all neonatal unit admissions at the hospital where she worked.

The Times calls Lucy Letby “a cold, calculating killer” in its report on her conviction for murdering babies.

The Times covers a new rule allowing individuals to purchase COVID booster shots from chemists or private clinics.

The Times features the prime minister’s pledge to alleviate financial pressures, with Rishi Sunak expressing optimism that Britons will feel better off next year.

The Times reports the arrest of three Bulgarians who, accused of spying for Russia, posed as journalists to conduct surveillance.

The Times reports that the EU has declined the UK’s latest proposal, spearheaded by Rishi Sunak, to send back migrants who cross the Channel in small boats to countries where they previously claimed asylum.

According to The Times, gunfire was exchanged during clashes between migrants in Dunkirk attempting to reach Britain.

The Times reports that students may face starting terms in hotels or different cities as some universities decline to guarantee housing.