their victims and hear faze their victims and hear first—hand the impact they had on them and theirfamilies first—hand the impact they had on them and their families and loved ones. ~ ., , them and their families and loved ones, ~ ., , ., ones. we have been looking at chanauin ones. we have been looking at changing the — ones. we have been looking at changing the law— ones. we have been looking at changing the law to _ ones. we have been looking at changing the law to make - ones. we have been looking at changing the law to make sure l ones. we have been looking at - changing the law to make sure that happens _ changing the law to make sure that happens. that is something we will bring _ happens. that is something we will bring forward in due course. should hosital bring forward in due course. should hospital managers _ bring forward in due course. should hospital managers be _ bring forward in due course. should hospital managers be as _ bring forward in due course. should. hospital managers be as accountable as doctors and nurses? we hospital managers be as accountable as doctors and nurses?— as doctors and nurses? we are settin: as doctors and nurses? we are setting un _ as doctors and nurses? we are setting up an _ as doctors and nurses? we are setting up an inquiry _ as doctors and nurses? we are setting up an inquiry that - as doctors and nurses? we are setting up an inquiry that will. as doctors and nurses? we are i setting up an inquiry that will look into everything that happened in this case — into everything that happened in this case and it is important the inquiry— this case and it is important the inquiry gets the answers families need, _ inquiry gets the answers families need, ensures we learn lessons from what happened, is conducted transparently and happens as quickly as possible. should we have a judge led statutory inquiry? i think the important thing for the inquiry to do is make sure that families get the answer that they need. that it is possible for us to learn the lessons from what happened. everything conducted

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 back the bbc died, or take away the pain and

suffering experienced by all the families over the years but i hope the significance sentence will bring some comfort at the start time it also goes on to say the victim impact statements read out in court today on behalf of the parents are a chilling reminder of the pain and suffering that each family has had to endure over the years. during the own expenses in their own words has been truly heartbreaking. i would once again like to say thank you for putting the families and putting his trust in the support an investigation which is rerunning six years at a trial that has spanned almost 12 months. our thoughts remain with you all at this credibly difficult time. you're truly remarkable and always have a place in our hearts. detective chief inspector nicola evans from cheshire police, the deputy senior investigating officer on this case. the families as it tell you that many were back in court in court number seven here in manchester crown court today to hear those products, to hear the sentence, they

were here as well for the products on friday to hear the sentence that was handed down to lucy letby, some of the jurors also back in court again. lucy letby herself was not there but ijust want again. lucy letby herself was not there but i just want to again. lucy letby herself was not there but ijust want to really bring you a picture of what the inside of good number seven was like this morning, danny o'donoghue my colleague is here. we spoke on friday about the conclusion of this trial because you have been here throughout. just try and describe for me because we had cameras on the judge, something that is a new so we saw his sentencing remarks but you could see everything else that was going on there as well. it could see everything else that was going on there as well.— going on there as well. it was an incredibly difficult _ going on there as well. it was an incredibly difficult and _ going on there as well. it was anj incredibly difficult and emotional morning in the court. it was emotionalfor morning in the court. it was emotional for everyone that was there to hear these victim impact statements and they went into great detail about the impact of lucy letby�*s offending the ongoing effects of the attempted murders and murders on some of these parents and

we moved to the sentencing remarks are settling. i think everyone was visibly moved by the enormity of this trial and now the fact we are at this final stage. talk this trial and now the fact we are at this final stage.— at this final stage. talk to me a bit more about _ at this final stage. talk to me a bit more about those _ at this final stage. talk to me a bit more about those victim - at this final stage. talk to me a - bit more about those victim impact statements because they are such a crucial part of this whole process for the families because they get to say what they want to say, it is not answering questions and evidence it is their thoughts and emotions in their own words. some of them read them personally and some were read by legal counsel. they all had the choice of what to do.— choice of what to do. several arents choice of what to do. several parents chose _ choice of what to do. several parents chose for _ choice of what to do. several parents chose for a - choice of what to do. several parents chose for a barrister| choice of what to do. several l parents chose for a barrister to read a statement on their behalf. we had a statement from one mother, the mother of twins, baby f and baby f, she said she has been living a nightmare and it ends today, lucy letby no longer has control over our lives and holds no power or relevance in anyone's life and she

is nothing. a couple of parents echoed the sentiment by saying that lucy letby was nothing to them. they wouldn't give her any thought after this trial. there was video footage of the father and mother of the two triplet boys who died injune 2016. extremely emotionalfor triplet boys who died injune 2016. extremely emotional for them at those moments, the father quite emotionally describe the impact on his life and their marriage and it just goes to show that while this trial is over it really is not over the parents of these children. it is im ortant the parents of these children. it is important not _ the parents of these children. it is important notjust for the parents of these children. it is important not just for the the parents of these children. it is important notjust for the court the parents of these children. it is important not just for the court to hear but for everybody to hear because it is notjust about that moment of losing a child or that moment of losing a child or that moment of losing a child or that moment of finding out that your child was murdered by the nurse who was supposed to be looking after them, it was about everything we heard this morning, the impact on marriages, and mental health, the impact on confidence in the medical system, the impact on surviving children, all the things i will really powerfully and eloquently laid out by the families. we were

told time and _ laid out by the families. we were told time and time _ laid out by the families. we were told time and time again - laid out by the families. we were told time and time again how - told time and time again how obviously the first point is one of the parents had to deal with the death of their children and the day—to—day of that but when they were informed investigation was again and over the course of ten months they had to hear in forensic detail what happened to the child and many of the parents they had to relive all these awful moments, so it has been an incredibly emotional morning here at manchester crown court for many of the families. the 'udue's in court for many of the families. the judge's in this _ court for many of the families. the judge's in this today was to very succinctly explain and condense all of those months of evidence into a statement of fact about the case and we brought you that sentencing that the whole of that hearing here on bbc news, all his remarks. the first part of that was taken up with his description of who she was and what she had done. he description of who she was and what she had done-— she had done. he went into detail about her time _ she had done. he went into detail about her time as _ she had done. he went into detail about her time as a _ she had done. he went into detail

about her time as a nurse - she had done. he went into detail about her time as a nurse on - she had done. he went into detail about her time as a nurse on that| about her time as a nurse on that unit and said she was an intelligent woman, someone who got the trust of her colleagues and used that and manipulated them to go on what he described as a cruel, calculated and cynical campaign of child murder. he said she had no remorse for her actions and it was quite telling that her defence barrister offered no mitigation today. he also details of the things found in her home, the handover sheets, of the things found in her home, the handoversheets, he of the things found in her home, the handover sheets, he said these were a morbid record of her offending, that she had kept these to reminder of what she had done. he touched upon the notes we had seen in detail, where she said, i am able, i have done this. he basically said she was a cruel and calculated women and the impact of her actions was truly horrific on the family here today. truly horrific on the family here toda . .,, ., , ., ., , today. those details were vital as well and today. those details were vital as wetland he _ today. those details were vital as well and he went _ today. those details were vital as well and he went on _ today. those details were vital as well and he went on to _ today. those details were vital as well and he went on to explain i today. those details were vital as l well and he went on to explain this himself. but it was notjust the action, it was the way, the calculation and the prosecution this

morning referred to it as sadistic, premeditated. the very cold and caffeinated way she went about this, she targeted the parents and kept these souvenirs, the morbid records of her offending. this these souvenirs, the morbid records of her offending.— of her offending. as you touched u on of her offending. as you touched upon before _ of her offending. as you touched upon before she _ of her offending. as you touched upon before she was _ of her offending. as you touched upon before she was often - of her offending. as you touched - upon before she was often someone who was last in contact with some of the children, putting herself front and centre in the most intimate moments after the loss of a child. 0ne moments after the loss of a child. one of the parents commented on the fact that she had to see some of lucy letby�*s text messages and they exchanges after the death of baby p and baby p, they had commented that they looked peaceful in a copse after their deaths and it was critically harrowing to see those messages and how inappropriate it was. also in the case of baby e, this was a case where a mother had arrived on the neonatal unit when lucy letby had just me attacking her son. lucy letby in evidence said the mother essentially had their

recollections wrong, it was something that greatly angered the mother, an evening that would be burnt in a mine for the rest of the lead. we really got a sense of frustration and anger by a lot of the parents this morning. mi; the parents this morning. my colleague _ the parents this morning. my colleague has been following this trial throughout. colleague has been following this trialthroughout. it colleague has been following this trial throughout. it has been a really lengthy trial, ten months in total. nine months to the day between the opening statements being made and thejury between the opening statements being made and the jury being sent out to consider their verdicts. 110 hours ofjury time spent discussing those various counts and then today of course the legal process at least culminates in the sentencing of lucy letby. we now the investigative process will continue. we brought you a little early at reaction from rishi sunak the prime minister. the labour leader sir keir starmer has also been reacting to that sentence which has been handed down here at manchester crown court in the last hour. ma; manchester crown court in the last hour. g ., , ., hour. my thoughts are with the victims' families _

hour. my thoughts are with the victims' families and _ hour. my thoughts are with the victims' families and the - hour. my thoughts are with the victims' families and the anger| hour. my thoughts are with the - victims' families and the anger and frustration that i note they feel at the fact that she won't face justice in the way she should. when i was director of public prosecutions i sought myselfjust how important it is for families to see the defendant in the dock being sentenced, an integral part of the way we do justice in this country. this isn't the first case. we have had other cases, the libya case in liverpool, other cases where this has happened. i think we should change the law. we have made an open offer to the government. if they come forward with the proposal to change the look we will support it. i think they need to get on with it so justice can be seen to be done. this need to get on with it so 'ustice can be seen to be done._ need to get on with it so 'ustice can be seen to be done. this is bbc news. i can be seen to be done. this is bbc news- i am — can be seen to be done. this is bbc news. i am anna _ can be seen to be done. this is bbc news. i am anna foster— can be seen to be done. this is bbc news. i am anna foster at - can be seen to be done. this is bbc i news. i am anna foster at manchester crown court. we have been brainier continuing coverage here on bbc of the sentencing hearing of lucy letby. the 32—year—old nurse who was found guilty of murdering seven babies in her care and attempting to

murder six more as she worked as a nurse on the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital. covering up a period of time ofjust 12 months, only a short part of her nursing career, on this particular trial. but of course now her full life as a nurse will be looked at. we know it is being investigated by cheshire police have led the whole inquiry into lucy letby�*s offending. and itjust in last hour thejudge mrjustice goss who presided over this trial made his sentencing remarks, he talked about the victims in this case, the babies that lucy letby murdered or attempted to murder, also their families as well. at past down that whole life sentence that she will spend the rest of her life in prison. this is what thejudge mrjustice rest of her life in prison. this is what the judge mrjustice goss had to say. what the 'udge mrjustice goss had to sa . . , _ ., what the 'udge mrjustice goss had tosa. , _ ., ., ., to say. lucy letby, over a period of almost 13 months _ to say. lucy letby, over a period of almost 13 months between - to say. lucy letby, over a period of almost 13 months between june - to say. lucy letby, over a period of.

almost 13 months between june 2015 almost 13 months betweenjune 2015 and june _ almost 13 months betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. — almost 13 months betweenjune 2015 and june 2016, when _ almost 13 months betweenjune 2015 and june 2016, when in _ almost 13 months betweenjune 2015 and june 2016, when in your- almost 13 months betweenjune 2015| and june 2016, when in your mid—205 and june 2016, when in your mid—205 and employed — and june 2016, when in your mid—205 and employed as— and june 2016, when in your mid—205 and employed asa— and june 2016, when in your mid—205 and employed as a neonatal- and june 2016, when in your mid—205 and employed as a neonatal nurse . and june 2016, when in your mid—205 and employed as a neonatal nurse inl and employed as a neonatal nurse in the countess — and employed as a neonatal nurse in the countess of— and employed as a neonatal nurse in the countess of chester _ and employed as a neonatal nurse in the countess of chester hospital - and employed as a neonatal nurse in the countess of chester hospital in i the countess of chester hospital in chester, _ the countess of chester hospital in chester, with— the countess of chester hospital in chester, with specialist _ the countess of chester hospital in chester, with specialist training - the countess of chester hospital in chester, with specialist training inl chester, with specialist training in intensive — chester, with specialist training in intensive care, _ chester, with specialist training in intensive care, you _ chester, with specialist training in intensive care, you murdered - chester, with specialist training in i intensive care, you murdered seven babies— intensive care, you murdered seven babies and — intensive care, you murdered seven babies and attempted _ intensive care, you murdered seven babies and attempted to _ intensive care, you murdered seven babies and attempted to murder- intensive care, you murdered seven babies and attempted to murder six others _ babies and attempted to murder six others in _ babies and attempted to murder six others in the — babies and attempted to murder six others. in the case _ babies and attempted to murder six others. in the case of— babies and attempted to murder six others. in the case of one _ babies and attempted to murder six others. in the case of one of- babies and attempted to murder six others. in the case of one of them i others. in the case of one of them trying _ others. in the case of one of them trying on — others. in the case of one of them trying on separate _ others. in the case of one of them trying on separate occasions, - others. in the case of one of them trying on separate occasions, two| trying on separate occasions, two weeks _ trying on separate occasions, two weeks apart, _ trying on separate occasions, two weeks apart, to— trying on separate occasions, two weeks apart, to murder— trying on separate occasions, two weeks apart, to murder her. - trying on separate occasions, two weeks apart, to murder her. we. trying on separate occasions, two . weeks apart, to murder her. we are now to— weeks apart, to murder her. we are now to he_ weeks apart, to murder her. we are now to be sentenced _ weeks apart, to murder her. we are now to be sentenced for— weeks apart, to murder her. we are now to be sentenced for your - weeks apart, to murder her. we are. now to be sentenced for your crimes. i order— now to be sentenced for your crimes. i order payment— now to be sentenced for your crimes. i order payment of— now to be sentenced for your crimes. i order payment of the _ now to be sentenced for your crimes. i order payment of the statutory- i order payment of the statutory surcharge — i order payment of the statutory surcharge in— i order payment of the statutory surcharge in the _ i order payment of the statutory surcharge in the appropriate - i order payment of the statutory- surcharge in the appropriate amount. you acted _ surcharge in the appropriate amount. you acted in — surcharge in the appropriate amount. you acted in a — surcharge in the appropriate amount. you acted in a way _ surcharge in the appropriate amount. you acted in a way that _ surcharge in the appropriate amount. you acted in a way that was - you acted in a way that was completely— you acted in a way that was completely contrary- you acted in a way that was completely contrary to - you acted in a way that was completely contrary to the i you acted in a way that was - completely contrary to the normal human _ completely contrary to the normal human instincts _ completely contrary to the normal human instincts of— completely contrary to the normal human instincts of nurturing - completely contrary to the normal human instincts of nurturing and i human instincts of nurturing and caring _ human instincts of nurturing and caring for— human instincts of nurturing and caring for babies, _ human instincts of nurturing and caring for babies, and _ human instincts of nurturing and caring for babies, and in - human instincts of nurturing and caring for babies, and in gross . caring for babies, and in gross breach— caring for babies, and in gross breach of— caring for babies, and in gross breach of the _ caring for babies, and in gross breach of the trust _ caring for babies, and in gross breach of the trust that - caring for babies, and in gross breach of the trust that all - breach of the trust that all citizens— breach of the trust that all citizens place _ breach of the trust that all citizens place and - breach of the trust that all citizens place and those i breach of the trust that all . citizens place and those who breach of the trust that all - citizens place and those who work in the medical— citizens place and those who work in the medical and _ citizens place and those who work in the medical and caring _ citizens place and those who work in the medical and caring professions. i the medical and caring professions. the bables— the medical and caring professions. the babies we — the medical and caring professions. the babies we harmed _ the medical and caring professions. the babies we harmed were - the medical and caring professions. the babies we harmed were born i

the babies we harmed were born prematurely— the babies we harmed were born prematurely and _ the babies we harmed were born prematurely and some _ the babies we harmed were born prematurely and some were i the babies we harmed were born prematurely and some were at i the babies we harmed were born i prematurely and some were at risk of not surviving — prematurely and some were at risk of not surviving. but _ prematurely and some were at risk of not surviving. but in _ prematurely and some were at risk of not surviving. but in each _ prematurely and some were at risk of not surviving. but in each case - prematurely and some were at risk of not surviving. but in each case you i not surviving. but in each case you deliberately— not surviving. but in each case you deliberately harmed _ not surviving. but in each case you deliberately harmed them, - not surviving. but in each case you . deliberately harmed them, intending to kill— deliberately harmed them, intending to kill them — deliberately harmed them, intending to killthem in— deliberately harmed them, intending to kill them. in your— deliberately harmed them, intending to kill them. in your evidence - deliberately harmed them, intending to kill them. in your evidence you i to kill them. in your evidence you said that — to kill them. in your evidence you said that hurting _ to kill them. in your evidence you said that hurting a _ to kill them. in your evidence you said that hurting a baby— to kill them. in your evidence you said that hurting a baby is - said that hurting a baby is completely— said that hurting a baby is completely against- said that hurting a baby is i completely against everything said that hurting a baby is - completely against everything but being _ completely against everything but being a _ completely against everything but being a nurse— completely against everything but being a nurse is. _ completely against everything but being a nurse is. as— completely against everything but being a nurse is. as indeed - completely against everything but being a nurse is. as indeed it- being a nurse is. as indeed it should — being a nurse is. as indeed it should he _ being a nurse is. as indeed it should be. he— being a nurse is. as indeed it should be. he also— being a nurse is. as indeed it should be. he also claimed l being a nurse is. as indeed iti should be. he also claimed he being a nurse is. as indeed it- should be. he also claimed he never did anything — should be. he also claimed he never did anything that _ should be. he also claimed he never did anything that was _ should be. he also claimed he never did anything that was meant - should be. he also claimed he never did anything that was meant to i should be. he also claimed he never did anything that was meant to hurtl did anything that was meant to hurt the baby _ did anything that was meant to hurt the baby and — did anything that was meant to hurt the baby. and only— did anything that was meant to hurt the baby. and only ever— did anything that was meant to hurt the baby. and only ever did - did anything that was meant to hurt the baby. and only ever did your. the baby. and only ever did your best— the baby. and only ever did your best to — the baby. and only ever did your best to care _ the baby. and only ever did your best to care for— the baby. and only ever did your best to care for them. _ the baby. and only ever did your best to care for them. that i the baby. and only ever did your best to care for them. that wasl the baby. and only ever did your. best to care for them. that was but one of— best to care for them. that was but one of the — best to care for them. that was but one of the many— best to care for them. that was but one of the many lies _ best to care for them. that was but one of the many lies you _ best to care for them. that was but one of the many lies you are - best to care for them. that was but one of the many lies you are foundl one of the many lies you are found to have _ one of the many lies you are found to have told — one of the many lies you are found to have told in _ one of the many lies you are found to have told in this _ one of the many lies you are found to have told in this case. _ one of the many lies you are found to have told in this case. there i one of the many lies you are found to have told in this case. there is. to have told in this case. there is no doubt — to have told in this case. there is no doubt that _ to have told in this case. there is no doubt that you _ to have told in this case. there is no doubt that you are _ to have told in this case. there is no doubt that you are intelligentl no doubt that you are intelligent and outwardly— no doubt that you are intelligent and outwardly were _ no doubt that you are intelligent and outwardly were very - and outwardly were very conscientious, - and outwardly were very- conscientious, hard—working, knowledgeable, _ conscientious, hard—working, knowledgeable, confident i conscientious, hard—working,| knowledgeable, confident and professional— knowledgeable, confident and professional nurse. _ knowledgeable, confident and professional nurse. which i knowledgeable, confident and i professional nurse. which enabled you repeatedly— professional nurse. which enabled you repeatedly to _ professional nurse. which enabled you repeatedly to harm _ professional nurse. which enabled you repeatedly to harm babies i professional nurse. which enabled

you repeatedly to harm babies onl professional nurse. which enabled i you repeatedly to harm babies on the unit without _ you repeatedly to harm babies on the unit without arousing _ you repeatedly to harm babies on the unit without arousing suspicion - you repeatedly to harm babies on the unit without arousing suspicion for i unit without arousing suspicion for some _ unit without arousing suspicion for some time — unit without arousing suspicion for some time you _ unit without arousing suspicion for some time. you prided _ unit without arousing suspicion for some time. you prided yourself. unit without arousing suspicion for some time. you prided yourself in| some time. you prided yourself in your competence _ some time. you prided yourself in your competence. your— some time. you prided yourself in your competence. your fellow i your competence. your fellow neonatal _ your competence. your fellow neonatal nurses _ your competence. your fellow neonatal nurses spoke - your competence. your fellow neonatal nurses spoke very i your competence. your fellow i neonatal nurses spoke very highly your competence. your fellow - neonatal nurses spoke very highly of you and _ neonatal nurses spoke very highly of you and several— neonatal nurses spoke very highly of you and several of— neonatal nurses spoke very highly of you and several of them _ neonatal nurses spoke very highly of you and several of them became i neonatal nurses spoke very highly ofl you and several of them became your close friends — you and several of them became your close friends. having _ you and several of them became your close friends. having started - you and several of them became your close friends. having started as i you and several of them became your close friends. having started as an i close friends. having started as an and five _ close friends. having started as an and five nurse _ close friends. having started as an and five nurse at _ close friends. having started as an and five nurse at the _ close friends. having started as an and five nurse at the countess i close friends. having started as an and five nurse at the countess of i and five nurse at the countess of chester — and five nurse at the countess of chester in — and five nurse at the countess of chester in 2012, _ and five nurse at the countess of chester in 2012, he _ and five nurse at the countess of chester in 2012, he became i and five nurse at the countess of chester in 2012, he became a i and five nurse at the countess of i chester in 2012, he became a mentor to student _ chester in 2012, he became a mentor to student nurses, _ chester in 2012, he became a mentor to student nurses, and _ chester in 2012, he became a mentor to student nurses, and in— chester in 2012, he became a mentor to student nurses, and in the - chester in 2012, he became a mentor to student nurses, and in the spring. to student nurses, and in the spring of 2015, _ to student nurses, and in the spring of2015. gained— to student nurses, and in the spring of 2015, gained the _ to student nurses, and in the spring of 2015, gained the qualification i of 2015, gained the qualification that enabled _ of 2015, gained the qualification that enabled you _ of 2015, gained the qualification that enabled you to _ of 2015, gained the qualification that enabled you to care - of 2015, gained the qualification that enabled you to care for- of 2015, gained the qualification that enabled you to care for the| that enabled you to care for the sickest — that enabled you to care for the sickest babies— that enabled you to care for the sickest babies on— that enabled you to care for the sickest babies on the _ that enabled you to care for the sickest babies on the unit, i that enabled you to care for the sickest babies on the unit, or. that enabled you to care for the i sickest babies on the unit, or those requiring _ sickest babies on the unit, or those requiring the — sickest babies on the unit, or those requiring the most— sickest babies on the unit, or those requiring the most intensive - sickest babies on the unit, or those requiring the most intensive care. i requiring the most intensive care. you relished — requiring the most intensive care. you relished being _ requiring the most intensive care. you relished being in— requiring the most intensive care. you relished being in the - requiring the most intensive care. | you relished being in the intensive care nursery — you relished being in the intensive care nursery. your— you relished being in the intensive care nursery. your messages- you relished being in the intensive care nursery. your messages to i care nursery. your messages to colleagues — care nursery. your messages to colleagues revealed _ care nursery. your messages to colleagues revealed an - care nursery. your messages to colleagues revealed an interest| care nursery. your messages to l colleagues revealed an interest in babies— colleagues revealed an interest in babies that — colleagues revealed an interest in babies that were _ colleagues revealed an interest in babies that were on _ colleagues revealed an interest in babies that were on or _ colleagues revealed an interest in babies that were on or coming - colleagues revealed an interest in babies that were on or coming to| colleagues revealed an interest in. babies that were on or coming to the unit who _ babies that were on or coming to the unit who had — babies that were on or coming to the unit who had uncommon _ babies that were on or coming to the unit who had uncommon medical- unit who had uncommon medical

conditions — unit who had uncommon medical conditions. the _ unit who had uncommon medical conditions. the methods - unit who had uncommon medical conditions. the methods you - unit who had uncommon medical- conditions. the methods you employed to conditions. the methods you employed lo carry— conditions. the methods you employed to carry out _ conditions. the methods you employed to carry out your— conditions. the methods you employed to carry out your murderous _ conditions. the methods you employed to carry out your murderous intent - to carry out your murderous intent were _ to carry out your murderous intent were only— to carry out your murderous intent were only revealed _ to carry out your murderous intent were only revealed by— to carry out your murderous intent were only revealed by the - to carry out your murderous intent were only revealed by the later. were only revealed by the later detailed — were only revealed by the later detailed investigation- were only revealed by the later detailed investigation into - were only revealed by the later detailed investigation into the i detailed investigation into the events— detailed investigation into the events of— detailed investigation into the events of and _ detailed investigation into the events of and surrounding - detailed investigation into the events of and surrounding the collapses _ events of and surrounding the collapses and _ events of and surrounding the collapses and deaths - events of and surrounding the collapses and deaths of- events of and surrounding the collapses and deaths of the i events of and surrounding the - collapses and deaths of the babies which _ collapses and deaths of the babies which commenced _ collapses and deaths of the babies which commenced in— collapses and deaths of the babies which commenced in 2018. - there was premeditation, calculation and cunning in your actions. you specifically _ and cunning in your actions. you specifically targeted twins and, latterly, — specifically targeted twins and, latterly, triplets. _ specifically targeted twins and, latterly, triplets. some - specifically targeted twins and, latterly, triplets. some babiesi specifically targeted twins and, - latterly, triplets. some babies were healthy, _ latterly, triplets. some babies were healthy, others _ latterly, triplets. some babies were healthy, others had _ latterly, triplets. some babies were healthy, others had medical- latterly, triplets. some babies were healthy, others had medical issuesi healthy, others had medical issues of which _ healthy, others had medical issues of which you — healthy, others had medical issues of which you were _ healthy, others had medical issues of which you were aware. - healthy, others had medical issues of which you were aware. the - healthy, others had medical issues| of which you were aware. the great majority _ of which you were aware. the great majority of — of which you were aware. the great majority of your _ of which you were aware. the great majority of your victim _ of which you were aware. the great majority of your victim suffered - majority of your victim suffered acute _ majority of your victim suffered acute pain— majority of your victim suffered acute pain as _ majority of your victim suffered acute pain as a _ majority of your victim suffered acute pain as a result _ majority of your victim suffered acute pain as a result of- majority of your victim suffered acute pain as a result of what l majority of your victim suffered . acute pain as a result of what you did to _ acute pain as a result of what you did to them _ acute pain as a result of what you did to them. they— acute pain as a result of what you did to them. they all _ acute pain as a result of what you did to them. they all thought - acute pain as a result of what you did to them. they all thought for| did to them. they all thought for survival — did to them. they all thought for survival. some, _ did to them. they all thought for survival. some, sadly, _ did to them. they all thought for survival. some, sadly, struggled did to them. they all thought for. survival. some, sadly, struggled in vain ami— survival. some, sadly, struggled in vain and died _ survival. some, sadly, struggled in vain and died. you _ survival. some, sadly, struggled in vain and died. you used _ survival. some, sadly, struggled in vain and died. you used a - survival. some, sadly, struggled in vain and died. you used a numberi survival. some, sadly, struggled in. vain and died. you used a number of differem— vain and died. you used a number of different ways — vain and died. you used a number of different ways to— vain and died. you used a number of different ways to try _ vain and died. you used a number of different ways to try to _

vain and died. you used a number of different ways to try to kill _ vain and died. you used a number of different ways to try to kill them, . different ways to try to kill them, thereby— different ways to try to kill them, thereby misleading _ different ways to try to kill them, thereby misleading clinicians - different ways to try to kill them, thereby misleading clinicians intoj thereby misleading clinicians into believing — thereby misleading clinicians into believing the _ thereby misleading clinicians into believing the collapses _ thereby misleading clinicians into believing the collapses had, - thereby misleading clinicians into believing the collapses had, all. believing the collapses had, all might— believing the collapses had, all might have _ believing the collapses had, all might have had, _ believing the collapses had, all might have had, a _ believing the collapses had, all might have had, a natural- believing the collapses had, all. might have had, a natural cause, believing the collapses had, all- might have had, a natural cause, or were _ might have had, a natural cause, or were a _ might have had, a natural cause, or were a consequence _ might have had, a natural cause, or were a consequence of— might have had, a natural cause, or were a consequence of a _ might have had, a natural cause, orj were a consequence of a developing medical— were a consequence of a developing medical condition. _ were a consequence of a developing medical condition. you _ were a consequence of a developing medical condition. you took- medical condition. you took opportunities _ medical condition. you took opportunities to— medical condition. you took opportunities to harm - medical condition. you tookl opportunities to harm babies medical condition. you took- opportunities to harm babies when staff were — opportunities to harm babies when staff were on — opportunities to harm babies when staff were on breaks, _ opportunities to harm babies when staff were on breaks, away- opportunities to harm babies when staff were on breaks, away from i staff were on breaks, away from babies — staff were on breaks, away from babies 0h — staff were on breaks, away from babies. on some _ staff were on breaks, away from babies. on some occasions, - staff were on breaks, away from babies. on some occasions, you falsified — babies. on some occasions, you falsified records— babies. on some occasions, you falsified records to _ babies. on some occasions, you falsified records to indicate - babies. on some occasions, youi falsified records to indicate there were _ falsified records to indicate there were sighs — falsified records to indicate there were signs of— falsified records to indicate there were signs of deterioration - falsified records to indicate there i were signs of deterioration before a collapse _ were signs of deterioration before a collapse occurred~ _ were signs of deterioration before a collapse occurred. you _ were signs of deterioration before a collapse occurred. you knew- were signs of deterioration before a collapse occurred. you knew that. were signs of deterioration before a. collapse occurred. you knew that the last thing _ collapse occurred. you knew that the last thing anyone _ collapse occurred. you knew that the last thing anyone working _ collapse occurred. you knew that the last thing anyone working in - collapse occurred. you knew that the last thing anyone working in the - last thing anyone working in the unit would — last thing anyone working in the unit would or— last thing anyone working in the unit would or didn't _ last thing anyone working in the unit would or didn't think - last thing anyone working in the unit would or didn't think was i last thing anyone working in the . unit would or didn't think was that someone — unit would or didn't think was that someone caring _ unit would or didn't think was that someone caring for— unit would or didn't think was that someone caring for the _ unit would or didn't think was that someone caring for the babies - unit would or didn't think was that| someone caring for the babies was deliberately— someone caring for the babies was deliberately harming _ someone caring for the babies was deliberately harming them. - someone caring for the babies was deliberately harming them. as - someone caring for the babies was deliberately harming them. as the j deliberately harming them. as the number— deliberately harming them. as the number of— deliberately harming them. as the number of unexpected _ deliberately harming them. as the number of unexpected and - deliberately harming them. as the - number of unexpected and unexplained collapses— number of unexpected and unexplained collapses and _ number of unexpected and unexplained collapses and deaths _ number of unexpected and unexplained collapses and deaths escalated, - collapses and deaths escalated, senior— collapses and deaths escalated, senior doctors— collapses and deaths escalated, senior doctors started _ collapses and deaths escalated, senior doctors started to - collapses and deaths escalated, senior doctors started to think i collapses and deaths escalated, . senior doctors started to think the unthinkable — senior doctors started to think the unthinkable and _ senior doctors started to think the unthinkable and consider- senior doctors started to think the unthinkable and consider the - unthinkable and consider the possibility— unthinkable and consider the possibility that _ unthinkable and consider the possibility that someone - unthinkable and consider thej possibility that someone was unthinkable and consider the . possibility that someone was in unthinkable and consider the - possibility that someone was in fact deliberately— possibility that someone was in fact deliberately harming _ possibility that someone was in fact deliberately harming the _ possibility that someone was in fact deliberately harming the babies - possibility that someone was in fact| deliberately harming the babies and you were _ deliberately harming the babies and you were identified _ deliberately harming the babies and you were identified as _ deliberately harming the babies and you were identified as the _ deliberately harming the babies and you were identified as the commoni you were identified as the common factor _

you were identified as the common factor you — you were identified as the common factor you had _ you were identified as the common factor. you had a _ you were identified as the common factor. you had a detached -