Meeting was held. The medical director, ian harvey, gave a verbal report. He said external reviews had not highlighted any individual as being linked to the deaths and that the trust was ready to draw a line under the issues. The chief executive, tony chambers, said hed met lucy letby and her parents to apologise for what had happened. A statement Written By Letby was read out detailing how hard the past few months had been for her. The meeting decided lucy letby would return to the Neonatal Unit after the paediatricians had written a Letter Apologising to her. This is the letter they sent lucy letby, signed by all seven of the paediatricians in the unit. Against their wishes, they apologised for any inappropriate comments that may have been made, going on to say, we are very sorry for the stress and upset you have experienced in the last year. Though the paediatricians feared being reported to the regulator, they kept going, pressurising executives to call the police, something the tr
need a lot of care, they come in and they grow and they go home. unless the doctors are aware of something and what was the key in this case was that it was unexpected. they didn t expect these babies to collapse and that was the problem and you mentioned that they could not for a moment think it was lucy letby. she had friends on the ward, they were family. i think very crucially on that was she was seen as the reliable nurse, the safe pair of hands. she worked the night shifts, she worked weekends, she worked when they were short staffed and she came in. she was always there wanting to be in the intensive care nurse, wanting to help the sickest children and what we now know is that was not about being a
bbc news, cheshire. and you can watch a documentary about this case on the bbc iplayer it s a panorama programme, lucy letby: the nurse who killed you can see it and have an hour s time in much the addition on bbc news at 11 o clock this evening. breaking news here today from manchester crown court. the nurse lucy letby in the neonatal unit found guilty of the murder of seven babies in her care and the attempted murder of a further six. she was charged with 22 counts of murder and attempted murder overall and a correspondent has been here
throughout the trial and he breaks down the trial and some of those verdicts. i think that this goes to show the complexity in this case that it was not a clear narrative and they needed to be a lot of breakdowns and some children, numerous counsel one child and this is because lucy letby was accused of attacking children on multiple and taking the case of baby cheek, this child at three attempts on her life and two of those cases, the jury found her guilty on her life and two of those cases, thejury found her guilty baby g. it may seem difficult to understand just so you can find something and guilty on two counts but not on
one of them, i did this. she handwritten notes where she wrote on one of them, i did this. one of them, i did this. she did and fathom it, one of them, i did this. she did and fathom it. its one of them, i did this. she did and fathom it, it s unfathomable to - one of them, i did this. she did and fathom it, it s unfathomable to be l fathom it, it s unfathomable to be spoken to the senior officer in the case who is convinced that she left those notes for them to find. she knew that the police are investigating and had been moved off that ward and they were talking to your colleagues and their are firmly of the belief that she knew they were investigating and yet, when they go interest her and that footage of that arrest, they find a treasure trove of evidence. those notes in their hand written, i m evil, i did this. i don t deserve to live. 0n post it notes and then, and dozens of handover sheets. sheets