Staff at the hospital where Lucy Letby murdered babies could face gross negligence manslaughter charges, police have revealed ...

Detectives who investigated the murders of babies, leading to the conviction of nurse Lucy Letby, have launched new probes ...

LUCY Letby's former boss thought that she was a "scapegoat" for the hospital's failings and would be cleared without charge, a former chief executive has claimed. Letby, 35, is serving 15 whole ...

Many nurses at the Countess of Chester Hospital had no issue with Lucy Letby’s conduct or behaviour ... had been quite a “cold” person. Others said Letby was a favourite of ward manager Eirian Powell, ...

Until recently, those who believe Lucy Letby is innocent had ... it is implicit in all the chatter about Letby being a 'scapegoat' for a failing NHS. It would require a group of doctors who ...

Taxpayers are paying the price for the failure to act on whistleblower reports such as those in the Lucy Letby case and Post ... was unable to deliver. Joe Powell MP, the chair of the APPG on ...

Wes Streeting has said he will believe Lucy Letby’s conviction for killing and attempting to kill babies is fair unless a court decides otherwise. The Health Secretary said that “waging a ...

Karen Rees, who was head of nursing at the Countess of Chester Hospital NHS ... Lucy’s ward manager when she looked me in the eye and said ‘[Letby's] fantastic and she’s right by the book, she does ...

The Cabinet minister stressed that he stood by this view unless this conclusion is successfully challenged in the courts. He also criticised the public campaign to prove her innocence, rather than ...

Lucy Letby's former boss has claimed the convicted killer is 'innocent', describing "shocking" meetings with the nurse who regularly "cried in my arms". Karen Rees, who retired as Head of Nursing ...

An ex-boss at the hospital where Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering and injuring babies has said she believes the neonatal nurse is innocent. Karen Rees, a now-retired head of nursing at ...

Lucy Letby was ‘shocked and distressed’ during the investigation into the deaths of babies that she was later found guilty of murdering, and ‘deserves an Oscar’ if she was lying, her former boss said.