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Are with the families of the victims who may never have closure but who now have answers to questions which have troubled them for years. a statement from the senior crown prosecutor with the cps in mersey and cheshire. 0n the news that lucy letby has been found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six more at the counties of cheshire hospital between june 2015 and june 2016. betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. lucy between june 2015 and june 2016. lucy letby has been convicted of murdering these babies at the neonatal unit, the countess of chester hospital, our north of engla...

Been raised with me, i would have met with them within 24 hours. between march and june 2016, another three babies almost died unexpectedly while lucy letby was working. then, towards the end ofjune, she was helping to care for two—day—old triplets. one boy died around 6pm. less than 2a hours later, his brother was dead too. to be clear, these babies, the triplet babies, were in very good health. mm—hm. consecutive days. mm. can you remember what went through your mind on those two days? slight disbelief, really,

Of physically assaulting them. the attacks happened mainly when letby was on the night shift. when she was moved to days, the collapses also moved to the daytime. some incidents happened within hours of each other, sometimes weeks passed between them. the jury were shown a chart of who was on duty when the collapses happened. the only common denominator was lucy letby. because lucy letby denied all the charges she faced, police and prosecutors were not able to say why she did what she did. betweenjune 2015 and june 2016, at a unit dedicated to the care of the most vulnerable, a murderer was at...

Described as whistle—blowers and they were ignored. let by wasn'try moved from clinical duties until june 2016, a year after babies started dying when she was on shift. why so slow? what is going on in manager's heads?— manager's heads? i think it was indefensible _ manager's heads? i think it was indefensible there _ manager's heads? i think it was indefensible there was - manager's heads? i think it was indefensible there was such - indefensible there was such an extraordinary delay, in acting and investigating and i think it was grotesque that the doctors were made to apologise to lucy ...

And then we find out that just two weeks later she killed baby a using that long line. and so of course that, the question is, was she doing those courses? was she becoming more competent, more confident and getting better at killing and attacking babies? caroline cheetham, a media lecturer at salford university and the co—host of the trial of lucy letby podcast talking to my colleague anna foster. if you arejustjoining us on bbc news a reminder of the main news today. nurse lucy letby has been found guilty of murdering seven babies, and attempting to kill six others, who were being looked a...