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time to— case. it took the consultants a long time to put— case. it took the consultants a long time to put this together because they were — time to put this together because they were only saying fragments of lucy letby's offending, they won't work _ lucy letby's offending, they won't work in _ lucy letby's offending, they won't work in the — lucy letby's offending, they won't work in the same shifts as her, these _ work in the same shifts as her, these are — work in the same shifts as her, these are happening at different times— these are happening at different times of— these are happening at different times of day, so took a lot of work try times of day, so took a lot of work by the _ times of day, so took a lot of work by the consultants to find out exactly — by the consultants to find out exactly what was going on. we do exect to exactly what was going on. we do exoeet to hear — exactly what was going on. we do expect to hear from _ exactly what was going on. we do expect to hear from the _ exactly what was going on. we do expect to hear from the countess | exactly what was going on. we do l expect to hear from the countess of chester hospital in the next few hours. we expect them to make a statement and address some of the issues that dan was talking about. in the background behind us here at manchester crown court there are microphones ready for statements that we are expecting from cheshire constabulary, who investigated lucy letby and her offending. the crown prosecution service put this case together. also a statement on behalf of the families. we expect the family liaison officer to step forward and deliver the response from the family. we know that some of the families were calling for a public inquiry into lucy letby�*s

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BBC News Now

this is the story of an nhs trust that didn't 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.— people who wanted the police to examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer _ examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of _ examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of babies - examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of babies that - examine the deaths. there is only one serial killer of babies that has work to that organisation, and the executive team were not to the people who were responsible for the deaths of those babies. but they had some opportunities to get to the bottom of what was happening. susan gilbe 'oined bottom of what was happening. susan gilbev joined the _ bottom of what was happening. susan gilbey joined the countess _ bottom of what was happening. susan gilbeyjoined the countess of chester nhs trust is nhs direct a month after lucy letby was arrested. within two months, she was made chief executive, post she held until last december. through documents and speaking to staff, she learned what the trust knew about the serial killer. the first three babies died injune killer. the first three babies died in june 2015. killer. the first three babies died injune 2015. the executive team held a meeting at which it was agreed an external investigation into the deaths would be held. it never happened. by october, with

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they kept going, pressurising executives to call the police, something the trust did eventually in 2017. protecting the reputation of the organisation was a big factor in how people responded to the concerns raised. they were dragged kicking and screaming, the executive team, to call in the police. that would certainly be the conclusion that i would reach. at the time letby was arrested in july 2018, she was still working at the trust. no disciplinary action had been taken against her. the strong opinion was that nothing would be found. there was a brief overlap of three or four days between myself and the outgoing medical director, and his parting words to me, to my surprise, were, "you need to refer the paediatricians to the gmc." they were not referred to the general medical council. instead, all the executives who doubted the doctors and supported lucy letby left the countess of chester trust. they all refused to comment ahead of tofay�*s verdict. michael buchanan, bbc news, cheshire.

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neonatal unit at the countess of just a hospital where she was working, and the concerns she was saying that she had talked about that colleagues, nursing staff, were aware of, and that was one of the things that really started this investigation into lucy letby and into her conduct. i want to talk a little more about the trial process, and about the verdict that we have received today. my colleague dan 0�*donoghue has been reporting at court every day of this trial, and it is worth taking a moment to break down those verdicts. we talk about the guilty verdicts, we have reflected there that in some cases the jury was unable to reach a verdict, and for some of the families, and we heard it there in the statement that janet moore read out a behalf of the families, for some of them it is a bittersweet day, because in the cases of their children, there has not been a resolution. so break down for us what we have seen. resolution. 50 break down for us what we have seen.— resolution. 50 break down for us what we have seen. resolution. so break down for us what we have seen. today we have had seven verdicts — what we have seen. today we have had seven verdicts for _

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e, baby b, some of them related to each other, cases of twins and triplets, these were babies who were already in a physically difficult condition, that is why they were being cared for at the neonatal unit. thejury has heard over the last nine months evidence of these children in some cases being in a reasonably healthy condition on the medical notes, they would be descriptions of children being as well as could be expected and then in so many cases these sudden collapses, sudden crashes in medical terms, when babies who seemed to be doing reasonably well would suddenly experience problems with their breathing, heartbeat for example. this became apparent that as this was happening, lucy letby, the nurse was happening, lucy letby, the nurse was the common factor in these deaths. she was the one who was on the ward. the countess of hospital,

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killer was finally arrested. three years after her murder spree began. just take ac. move that seat forward. —— take a seat. she just take ac. move that seat forward. -- take a seat. she worked here on the — forward. -- take a seat. she worked here on the neonatal— forward. -- take a seat. she worked here on the neonatal unit _ forward. -- take a seat. she worked here on the neonatal unit at - forward. -- take a seat. she worked here on the neonatal unit at the - here on the neonatal unit at the countess of hospital, her role to care for the most premature and vulnerable infants. but that couldn't have been further from her mind. . , ., �* mind. the crying and i've never heard anything _ mind. the crying and i've never heard anything like _ mind. the crying and i've never heard anything like it _ mind. the crying and i've never heard anything like it since. - mind. the crying and i've never heard anything like it since. it i mind. the crying and i've never. heard anything like it since. it was screaming. it was screaming, and i was like, what is the matter with them? ., , was like, what is the matter with them? . , ., , them? legally we cannot identify the families in this _ them? legally we cannot identify the families in this case. _ them? legally we cannot identify the families in this case. their _ them? legally we cannot identify the families in this case. their stories - families in this case. their stories are distressing. these are the parents of twin boys, born prematurely in 2015. dammam was taking milk today and when she heard one of her son is crying loudly. == one of her son is crying loudly. -- the are one of her son is crying loudly. -- they are among wars. blood around his mouth. lucy was there. faffing

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was taken out of the countess of chester, and then all of a sudden, things taking a turn for the worse when the child was brought back. we need to show members of the jury we can show you each time there was a baby that got compromised, she had her hand in what was going on, notjust she was there at the time. i know in some cases the defence was saying well you know, her writing is not there, but we knew she was in the vicinity. an awful lot of what you concentrated on is the what, the where and the when. often whether its people watching this case on the tv or reading about it orjuries, they'll often also think about the why, the what drove her. i wonder if that's something that you've tried to look at at all. we don't have to prove a motive they're highly personal to the perpetrator. so we just stay clear of that. what we've got to prove is the criminal intent and the ways in which she was inflicting this damage was clearly lethal. you know, she was turning innocuous

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of chester hospital. before we talk about the statement that the current administration made today, we have also heard from some of the people who are in charge, in very senior positions, at the time that lucy letby was carrying out her crimes. what have they had to say in response to this? we crimes. what have they had to say in response to this?— response to this? we have had statements. — response to this? we have had statements, written _ response to this? we have had l statements, written statements, response to this? we have had . statements, written statements, i should — statements, written statements, i should say, from both the former chief_ should say, from both the former chief executive and the former medical— chief executive and the former medical director at the countess of chester_ medical director at the countess of chester who have both said how profoundly sorry they were for what occurred. _ profoundly sorry they were for what occurred, and they have both said that their— occurred, and they have both said that their thoughts are with the families— that their thoughts are with the families of those babies who were murdered. — families of those babies who were murdered, and who were so profoundly harmed _ murdered, and who were so profoundly harmed by— murdered, and who were so profoundly harmed by lucy letby, and they both said independently that they would cooperate with the inquiry that is going _ cooperate with the inquiry that is going to — cooperate with the inquiry that is going to take place. but they didn't io going to take place. but they didn't go beyond — going to take place. but they didn't go beyond that, so they both said

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bring it to the police, they had raised concerns on multiple times, she was always on shift when the suspicious events were happening, she was the common factor, the doctors were observing things they had never observed before. it was important to note that these concerns were reported repeatedly to hospital management, and we can now say that thejury hospital management, and we can now say that the jury weren�t able to hear this but in 2016 there was an internal review carried out by the countess of chester�s internal hr department which cleared lucy letby of any wrongdoing and instructed the consultants to apologise to her in writing. we obviously have the statements today from them, and there are now calls to a public inquiry and confirmation of that, so we will get more answers and perhaps more solutions in the future as to how consultants another senior staff can report concerns in a hospital. thank you, dan. my colleague, health correspondent dominic hughes, is at the countess

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of the organisation was a big factor in how people responded to the concerns raised. they were dragged kicking and screaming, the executive team, to calling the police. that would certainly be the conclusion that i would reach. at the time letby was arrested in july 2018, she was still working at the trust. no disciplinary action had been taken against her. the strong opinion was that nothing would be found. there was a brief overlap of three or four days between myself and the outgoing medical director, and his parting words to me, to my surprise, were "you need to refer the paediatricians to the gmc." they were not referred to the general medical council. instead, all the executives who doubted the doctors and supported lucy letby left the countess of chester trust. they all refused to comment ahead of today's verdict. michael buchanan, bbc news, cheshire. for viewers in the uk, a bbc panorama documentary ? lucy letby: the nurse who killed ? will be available to watch on iplayer later today.

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