The disgraced English nurse is serving 15 life sentences for murdering seven infants and attempting to kill six more

Parents giving evidence at the Thirlwall Inquiry have insisted that CCTV on hospital wards and cameras in incubators would help to protect babies on hospital wards going forward

Child N’s mother told a public inquiry ‘nothing effective’ had been done by NHS authorities since the crimes of Beverley Allitt and Harold Shipman.

A vital piece of equipment used to monitor babies in the neonatal unit at Lucy Letby ’s hospital was broken at the point when there was a surge of infant deaths, during a period when infant deaths surged, a leaked document has revealed.

A 'supposed' duty of candour in the NHS was 'certainly not honoured' by the Countess of Chester Hospital, the parents of two triplet boys murdered there by nurse Lucy Letby have told a public inquiry.

A critical machine to monitor babies in the neonatal unit at Lucy Letby’s hospital was broken during the time when infant deaths spiked, a leaked document shows. The Telegraph has seen a risk register report from the Countess of Chester which shows that between March 2015 and until at least June 2016,

The parents of Child J told the Thirlwall Inquiry, into events surrounding Letby's year-long killing spree, how CCTV would have answered a number of unanswered questions for parents

Babies in cots and incubators should be monitored by CCTV, the parents of a baby girl allegedly attacked by Lucy Letby have told an inquiry. Jurors at Letby’s 10-month trial could not reach a verdict on an allegation she attempted to murder the infant,