be photos to keep and baby i s mother said nurse letby came in smiling and laughing aid talk about the time she first bathed a baby. her mother said ijust wished he would stop talking, eventually she realised and she stopped. it was not something we wanted to hear at that point and she described how lucy letby wrapped up the baby s belongings for them to take home. nurse letby denies the charges and this trial which has many months to run continues. thank you very much. the head of the metropolitan police says two or three of his officers a week are expected to appear in court in criminal cases in the next few months. sir mark rowley was speaking to the london assembly police and crime committee. his comments come after the failure of the force to root out the serial rapist, david carrick, who was a met officerfor 20 years.
trusted her completely. the jury has been told that baby e died in the early hours of the next morning, and afterwards, nurse letby bathed him. later that night, she and a colleague exchanged text messages about what had happened. lucy letby said, it was just awful because baby e was just bleeding from everywhere during resus. parents distraught. i feel numb. her colleague said, you seem to be having some very bad luck, to which lucy letby replied, not a lot i can do, really. he had a massive haemorrhage. could have happened to any baby. it s alleged that lucy letby tried to murder baby e s twin brother the following day. she denies all of the charges she faces, against a total of 17 babies. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. the ukrainian president has been visiting the city of kherson, days after it was recaptured following the withdrawal of russian forces. addressing troops in the city s main square, volodomyr zelensky said step by step they are reclaming the country s inva
she said, i could hear my son trying and it was like she said, i could hear my son crying and it was like nothing i d heard before. as i walked over to the incubator, she said that he had blood around his mouth and he was making a noise that she said that shouldn t have come from a tiny baby. she said, it was so horrendous, i can t really describe it. it was more of a scream than a cry. and the only person who was in the room at the time, she says, was lucy letby, although she said that the nurse was not by the incubator, she was across at the nurse s workstation. and the mother said that she d asked nurse letby what was wrong, why was there bleeding? , and the nurse had told her it was likely to come from a feeding tube which was rubbing and causing irritation and that the mother should go back up to the postnatal ward. and she did that. she was asked, in fact, the mother, why did you go back up to the postnatal ward if you were concerned? she said, because she trusted