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Concerns for months about letby but that senior managers ignored them and protected lucy letby. Our social Affairs Correspondent Michael Buchanan has this exclusive report. This is the story of an nhs trust that didnt properly investigate why 13 babies died in a one year period. Instead, it turned against the very people who wanted the police to examine the deaths. There is only one Serial Killer of babies that has worked in that organisation, and the Executive Team were not the people who were ...

Meeting was held. The medical director, ian harvey, gave a verbal report. He said external reviews had not highlighted any individual as being linked to the deaths and that the trust was ready to draw a line under the issues. The chief executive, tony chambers, said hed met lucy letby and her parents to apologise for what had happened. A statement Written By Letby was read out detailing how hard the past few months had been for her. The meeting decided lucy letby would return to the Neonatal Uni...

And doctors are life savers. They are incredible. And we heard a lot in the trial about thinking the unthinkable. And, you know, no one wanted to think that this could be possible, as you heard there in the clip from the father. How could a nurse on a ward do Something Like this . And i think, you know, the manipulation, the fact that she altered records, she was clever, she was calculating, and she pulled the wool over the eyes of her colleagues who did not think everfor a minute that she was r...

So those doctors sat with you. They poured out their worries. Did they talk about lucy letby . No, no. They talked actually at the time they didnt name anybody. What they talked about was in what they told when they contacted the chief constable, the fact that a nurse had been moved. They didnt actually name the nurse to me because i was at that meeting. I didnt have a lot of time because i had to make a decision on whether we were commencing an investigation or not. So i was focused on actually...

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About her time as a nurse - she had done. he went into detail about her time as a nurse on - she had done. he went into detail about her time as a nurse on that| about her time as a nurse on that unit and said she was an intelligent woman, someone who got the trust of her colleagues and used that and manipulated them to go on what he described as a cruel, calculated and cynical campaign of child murder. he said she had no remorse for her actions and it was quite telling that her defence barriste...

We know roughly when she wrote it because she said she wrote it after shed been moved. for me, its a significant piece of evidence. certainly, the jury have considered that evidence and rightly so, but evidentially on its own, it wouldnt mean anything. but when you overlay it with all of the evidence weve got of placement and times and eyewitnesses and medical evidence, then its very damning. yeah. and its as i say, from our perspective, the only insight into what she thinks of herself, which is...

One of them, i did this. she handwritten notes where she wrote on one of them, i did this.— one of them, i did this. she did and fathom it, one of them, i did this. she did and fathom it. its— one of them, i did this. she did and fathom it, its unfathomable to - one of them, i did this. she did and fathom it, its unfathomable to be l fathom it, its unfathomable to be spoken to the senior officer in the case who is convinced that she left those notes for them to find. she knew that the police...

She had been moved off that ward and they were talking to her colleagues. and they are firmly of the belief that she knew they were investigating. and yet, when they go and arrest her and youll have seen the footage of that arrest by now, they find, you know, a treasure trove of evidence. you know, those notes you mention and a handwritten i am evil. i did this. i dont deserve to live, on post—it notes. and then dozens and dozens and dozens of handover sheets. so sheets that should never be re...

Its unbelievable. because what shes done... ..has changed the course of our life forever. the parents of two of the children targeted by lucy letby talking to our correspondent, judith moritz. judith has followed the whole case and has also spoken to detective superintendent paul hughes was the chief investigating officer on the case for cheshire police. he and his team spent many hours interviewing lucy letby. he explained what he made of what police found. lucy letby is clearly the person who ...