transparently, and to happen as quickly as possible. those are the objectives that we want for the inquiry and we will make sure it is setup to deliver on those aims. that is the prime minister rishi sunak speaking this morning. before that sentence was handed down to lucy letby. she will serve the rest of her life in prison. thejudge mr justice goss explained he will give a whole life sentence in each of the counts that she was convicted of, the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of six more. we will bring you continuing reaction to that sentence here on the pressure police have just released a statement from the deputy senior investigating detective chief inspector nicola evans, she says today lucy letby has been handed a whole life further, the sentence reflects the true scale and gravity of her horrific crimes and ensures the calculated individual is behind bars for a very long time. nothing it says will bring back the bbc died, ortake it says will bring ba
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