Panel of experts to present ‘new medical evidence’ in Lucy Letby case - The babies were attacked by various means while the ...

The legal team of convicted baby serial killer Lucy Letby is expected to unveil "new medical evidence" from a panel of international experts at a press conference on Tuesday. Chaired by Conservative ...

During her trial, retired consultant paediatrician Dr Dewi Evans gave evidence about Letby targeting a number of infants by ...

A major whistleblowing charity refused to engage with the doctors who blamed Lucy Letby for a spike in baby deaths because of “red flags” over their conduct, it has emerged.

Neonatal expert Dr Shoo Lee is expected to share the findings as he sits with Letby’s legal team on a panel next Tuesday.

The spike in baby deaths at the hospital where Lucy Letby worked was not surprising, a leading statistician has said. Letby, 35, was convicted of murdering seven babies and the attempted murders ...

Now, towering over all the other cases of alleged injustice is the Lucy Letby affair. Since it became legally possible to discuss her case, she has received powerful backing – from Sir David ...

The deaths of at least two more babies are being investigated by detectives as part of the ongoing police inquiry into serial child killer Lucy Letby. The former neo-natal nurse was convicted of ...

Police are continuing to investigate two baby deaths linked to the time killer nurse Lucy Letby worked on a neonatal unit, the public inquiry into her crimes has been told. A document prepared by ...

Lucy Letby killed babies while working in the Countess of Chester Hospital's neonatal unit Police are continuing to investigate two baby deaths linked to the hospital where child serial killer ...

Police continue to probe the deaths of two babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital in 2015 and 2016, a public inquiry over Lucy Letby’s crimes has been told (Cheshire Constabulary/PA ...

Significant changes and improvements have been made at a hospital where Lucy Letby murdered babies, its chief executive has told a public inquiry. Jane Tomkinson said she was "truly sorry" on ...