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Child killer nurse Lucy Letby has had her initial bid to challenge her convictions refused by the Court of Appeal after lodging an application for permission to appeal against all of her convictions in September
Former neonatal nurse Lucy Letby was sentenced to 14 whole-life orders at Manchester Crown Court in August for her heinous crimes, meaning she will never be released from prison
Lucy Letby - whose crimes are examined in ITV's After Lucy Letby: Silence on the Wards? - became the fourth woman in Britain to be handed a whole-life order and is now locked up behind bars with some of the most dangerous female criminals in the UK
Lucy Letby was handed a full life sentence after being convicted of the murder of seven babies in her care when she was working as a neonatal nurse at the Countess of Chester hospital
Britain's most prolific child killer Lucy Letby will live out the rest of her days behind bars, spending most of her time isolated in a single cell and subject to 'extreme bullying and intimidation'