what might have motivated her, and there did seem to be a hero complex. the babies who survived lucy letby s crimes will now be approaching their eighth birthdays. it has been a distressingly long wait for the doctors and nurses to be believed, and for the families to getjustice. dr stephen brearey led the team of seven consultants on the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital who shared concerns about the deaths. he spoke to the bbc s north of england correspondentjudith moritz. if we go back to the summer of 2015, when did you first become concerned? a review of the care of all three babies was done, and there was nothing in common that we could pin these three deaths on.
so england take on a spain side who ve also reached their first world cup final and hadn t even won a knockout match before this tournament, and have got this far despite off the field problems and falling outs between players and the coach before this tournament. however, the competition experience has brought the players closer together now. we have a really good squad. we are all together and i think that we all have the same goal since the beginning. we ve been going through this world cup, we have made a good group and we have been through good moments on the pitch and that s made us believe in the team and make us be together. and i think that s very important as well, going through the final. the hosts australia surpassed expectations by getting to the semifinals, but their hopes of finishing third and getting
been stopped sooner. the government says a public enquiry will be held. the important thing here is that something like this never happens again in the nhs must learn lessons. that is why the government is launching an inquiry to make sure that all the lessons that can be learnt will be learnt and that all possible action is to take is taken so that this can never happen again. letby, a nurse in charge of the most vulnerable among us, instead of coming to work to care, she came to kill. nick garnett, bbc news. live now to our north of england reporterjessica lane. what s the latest at that hospital? i m here at the countess of chester hospital. the latest is that there
and certainly into tomorrow. in fact, tomorrow looks like it ll be the best day of the weekend with more sunshine around than what we ll see of showers. now, this deep area of low pressure was named by the irish met service as storm betty brought a swathe of gales through the irish sea and a band of heavy rain which spread across the country, it was very wet indeed across northern ireland. as we head through the afternoon, the heaviest the rain will be across the northern isles. there ll still be a bit of a hang back from the system across central western scotland, so showers or long spells of rain here. it remains quite blustery, not as windy as it s been through the overnight period and through this morning. but for northern ireland, much of england and wales, apart from a few blustery showers towards the west, it ll be fine with sunny spells, warm in the south east around 25 degrees, low 20s in the north and the west. as we head through this evening and overnight, it stays quite bre
towards southern europe, it s a different story. here, we ve got daytime showers and thunderstorms breaking out for the rest of the week. so rainfall totals will continue to mount here. could even see some localised flooding in places but further north, thanks that area of high pressure, it s going to stay almost bone dry, but we could see some drizzle at times across eastern england under the thickest of the cloud as we start early wednesday, and under that cloud blanket, which will spread across much of england and wales, temperatures won t fall much below seven to ten degrees, but chilly under the clear skies in the northwest and a little bit of mist and fog, but it s here where you ll see the sunshine from the word go for wednesday morning. the clouds tending to thin and break and burn back to the coast, could linger across parts of the midlands, eastern england once again. and it ll be chilly along north sea coasts and the northern isles down to the southeast, mid teens there, but