Ms. Letby, a neonatal nurse in England found guilty of murdering seven babies, has lost a fresh appeal bid. A growing number ...

Neonatal nurse Lucy Letby offered a friend and colleague 'tips' on how to get away with murder years before she was found ...

Letby murdered seven babies and attempted to kill seven others at the Countess of Chester Hospital between June 2015 and June ...

Lucy Letby’s barrister has been banned from attending the Thirlwall Inquiry, despite concerns that erroneous statements about ...

Convicted child serial killer nurse Lucy Letby hit out at doctors for calling her "angel of death" in a "melodramatic" letter after she was removed from caring for newborn babies, an inquiry has ...

Lucy Letby sent a 'melodramatic' letter to hospital doctors complaining they had wrongly branded her the 'angel of death' and 'orchestrated' her removal from the neo-natal unit. The former nurse ...

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Door-swipe evidence presented in the trial of Lucy Letby that showed staff coming ... unit when they were coming in and vice versa. The Guardian has discovered that a review by Cheshire ...

Shocking new findings in the case of killer nurse Lucy Letby claim the 34-year-old wasn’t on duty when the “most rapid deteriorations” of babies took place at the hospital she worked ...

Lucy Letby initially failed her final year placement as a student nurse after she was assessed to be "cold" and lacking empathy, a public inquiry has heard. Her assessor Nicola Lightfoot ...

A hospital manager today denied telling police she thought it 'unjust' that Lucy Letby was being investigated for murdering babies. Ruth Millward, the former head of risk and patient safety at the ...

Lucy Letby’s barrister has been banned from attending ... However, experts wrote a letter to Lady Justice Thirwall, chairing the inquiry, claiming the statement was “not credible”.