Chester hospital and attempting to murder six more. She was acquitted of two charges, and on further charges the jury told the judge in the last few hours they were unable to reach a verdict, so the Crown Prosecution Service has said they will take 28 days to decide whether or not to seek a retrial on those charges that they have been unable to decide. You have heard it here on bbc news in the last few hours reaction from across the board to what has been a terrifying and traumatic trial for the families, who have had to go back and listen to evidence about their childrens deaths, about their childrens murders, who have had to relive some of the darkest moments in their lives, and many of the statements we have been hearing on the court steps here from the police, from the Crown Prosecution Service and from the family Liaison Officer who was speaking in behalf of all of those families affected have really focused on the impact that it has had on the parents who have lost their children
what we have seen. today we have had seven verdicts for murder, what we have seen. today we have had seven verdicts for murder, in what we have seen. today we have had seven verdicts for murder, in this - seven verdicts for murder, in this case, making lucy letby the most prolific child killer of modern times. we have also had six verdicts backed for attempted murder as guilty, six were hung, and two were not guilty. so that goes to show the complexity in this case, that there wasn t a clear narrative. they needed to be a lot of breakdown of exactly what happened at various times. there are some children who there are numerous accounts for one child, and this is because b was accused of attacking children on multiple occasions. if we just take the case of baby g, this child had three attempts on her life, that was what was alleged by the crown, and in two of those cases the jury found nurse letby guilty, but on one of the occasions they found her not guilty. 0n the face of it, it m