Lucy Letby inquiry finds hospital failings cost lives
A public inquiry into Lucy Letby, Britain's worst modern child serial killer, has found that hospital failings allowed her to murder seven babies and attempt to kill seven others. The report by Lady Justice Thirlwall concludes that at least three babies could have been saved if earlier action had been taken, condemning dysfunctional management, a lack of candour with investigators, and the hospital's failure to call police. The Criminal Cases Review Commission is now considering fresh evidence as Letby's supporters maintain her innocence, while police continue investigating the hospital trust…
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