Lucy Letby: Is she a baby killer or a victim of injustice?
Moritz, 48, is a BBC special correspondent and was one of only four reporters in the courtroom throughout Letby’s trial. She attended the retrial and Letby’s first appeal, and has been reporting on the case since 2017, when police began investigating a spike in deaths at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
A consultant said he “should have had more courage” and voiced his concerns about Lucy Letby after he had to resuscitate ...
A doctor whose testimony helped convict Lucy Letby has denied at a public inquiry that he made up allegations against the ...
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The Care Quality Commission were not told of concerns about unexplained deaths at the Countess of Chester Hospital’s neonatal ...
Lucy Letby told a consultant paediatrician she was coming back to the Countess of Chester Hospital’s neonatal unit "whether ...
A pathologist who carried out a post-mortem examination on one of Lucy Letby’s victims found no evidence of air embolism and ...
Lucy Letby was convicted of the attempted murder of Child K by dislodging her breathing tube before Dr Ravi Jayaram walked ...
Inspectors from a healthcare watchdog were not told of concerns about unexplained and unexpected deaths at the hospital child ...
Neonatal nurse Lucy Letby offered a friend and colleague 'tips' on how to get away with murder years before she was found ...
A doctor says she felt “misled” by bosses who failed to tell her a member of staff was suspected by consultants of ...
A hospital manager has denied telling a police officer she thought it “unjust” that Lucy Letby was being investigated as a murder suspect, a public inquiry has heard. Ruth Millward, ex-head of ...
Three baby deaths for which Lucy Letby was convicted had medical explanations and may have been preventable with better ...
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