A public inquiry into the serial killer nurse heard senior managers felt they had acted reasonably.
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The NHS's response to serial killer Lucy Letby's crimes is being examined in a public inquiry.
A public inquiry into the serial killer nurse heard senior managers felt they had acted reasonably.
A public inquiry examining events at the Countess of Chester Hospital is due to begin tomorrow in Liverpool.
A public inquiry examining events at the Countess of Chester Hospital is due to begin tomorrow in Liverpool.
A mother of a baby murdered by Lucy Letby tells an inquiry she was "kept in the dark" about her son's care.
Letby was also found guilty of attempting to kill seven infants at the Countess of Chester Hospital's neonatal unit.
Letby was also found guilty of attempting to kill seven infants at the Countess of Chester Hospital's neonatal unit.
Dr Michael Hall writes to inquiry saying he does not believe nurse received fair trial
Thirlwall inquiry hears senior paediatricians said Letby should not have continued access to patients but the hospital did not act. This live blog is...
Prosecutors detailed how she attacked prematurely born babies during night shifts by injecting air, overfeeding milk, and poisoning them with insulin.
Former nurse Lucy Letby is currently serving 15 whole-life terms for murdering babies in her care.