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Investigations correspondent for the Guardian. Author: The Fall of the House of Fifa www.amazon.co.uk/Fall-House-Fifa-David-Conn/dp/0224100440 .
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Cheshire Constabulary rejects criticism by David Davis over Letby investigation

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David Conn The police force that conducted the investigation into Lucy Letby has made a strongly worded public statement rejecting criticism after David Davis called in parliament for a review of the case.
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David Davis says Cheshire police made 'egregious' failures in Lucy Letby investigation

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By David Conn Verified
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The police force that conducted the investigation into the nurse Lucy Letby made “egregious” failures and did not follow official guidance or best professional practice, David Davis has said in parliament. Speaking in the final parliamentary debate before the Easter recess, the Conservative former cabinet minister made a series of criticisms of Cheshire police and said Letby has suffered a miscarriage of justice.
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Government announces formal start of official Orgreave inquiry to bring justice for miners

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By David Conn Verified
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The government has announced the formal start of the promised official inquiry into the violent policing at the Orgreave coking plant during the 1984-85 miners’ strike and the discredited prosecutions of 95 men that followed. Chaired by Pete Wilcox, the bishop of Sheffield, the inquiry was announced in July by the then home secretary, Yvette Cooper. The government has since worked on appointing an expert panel to consider the evidence.
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