she said that lucy b had told her —— that lucy letby— lucy b had told her —— that lucy letby had — lucyhould go back to _ was on her way and she should go back to the — was on her way and she should go back to the ward. she did that and called _ back to the ward. she did that and called her— back to the ward. she did that and called her husband on the way back to the _ called her husband on the way back to the ward. we were shown phone records _ to the ward. we were shown phone records to— to the ward. we were shown phone records to prove the time of this court. _ records to prove the time of this court, which are related she had seen _ court, which are related she had seen and — court, which are related she had seen and how distressed she was. lucy letby— seen and how distressed she was. lucy letby was asked about this in cross— lucy letby was asked about this in cross examination and she simply said that — cross examination and she simply said that the mother's recollection was not _ said that the mother's recollection was not correct, the mother had must remember— was not correct, th

. >> that is being revealed today in the conclusion of the trial of the people working alongside lucy bbegan to have suspicions and realize she was the common factor. she was always present when the babies were dying or having these acute medical episodes. when they tried raising concerns with hospital staff, they were often not taken seriously. in some cases told they need to stop making complaints, or complaints would be made about them. they were being told to write a letter of apology for suggesting that lucy was not doing her job properly. that is one reason why the families of this case want to see more than just this trial and guilty verdicts. they want to see an investigation. the u.k. government announced not long after the conclusion of the trial an independent inquiry would be carried out into her offending to see if it was an isolated time, or if it would cover her nursing career. and also to look at how this could happen, and look at hospitals up and down the u.k., whether theare safe enough to stop something like this from happening again. >> anna foster reporting. on sund

here in the u.k., a judge has ruled the child killer lucy b will never be released from prison. 33-year-oldmer nurse was jailed for life for each of the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of six more. letby refused to appear for the sentencing. two of her victim describing her refusal as a final act of wickedness from a coward. the court heard of the grief and trau caused by letby's crimes. the families of her victims gave harrowing statements, telling of the horror of losing their babies, some dying in their parents arms. our correspondent has been in court throughout the trial. she people never be free again. >> so depraved, so wicked, lucy letby will be in prison forever. today the courtroom reeled as the raw human cost of her crimes was laid bare. >> parent after parent told of the impact of letby's brutality. she said she was conflicted because the nurse had taken them . as they spoke, you could hear the sound of weeping around the courtroom, including from the jury. they spoke about seeing their babies suffer, and would live with the trauma forever. the mother of baby c

quarters in the wake of this terrible case and as you say, the lead doctors at the hospital where lucy b in the trial saying how they are alerted managers with said managers were reluctant to take action against the nurse and the doctors have now said they believe managers of hospitals should be regulated, so have the valves sort of professional regulation, professional accountability, the same way that doctors in the city. they should be something brought in. that is something brought in. that is something that i was speaking a little earlier to the education secretary here, i put that to her, i said do you think that should be the case? heranswerwas said do you think that should be the case? her answer was this is something she said that the inquiry that has been set up by the government into this case, this nurse's actions should look at the round, what lessons should be learned, what changes should be rotten to notjust nhs management, if needed, but also the legal system, so it's important that that is considered by inquiry, so that is, the minute, it seems, certainly were one senior

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the health secretary says he is engaging with the families of the babies murdered by the nurse lucy bnquiry into the children's death. ashley see letby. the uk government is facing calls for the inquiry into the serial baby killer, lucy letby, to consider whether nhs managers need to be regulated, in the same way as medical staff. doctors gave warnings about letby�*s conduct at the countess of chester hospital, but they say managers initially ignored them. let's hear what the health secretary steve barclay had i went to send my deepest sympathies to the families have been affected by the horrific crimes. that's why we've launched an immediate inquiry, and talking to the attorney general and talking to the attorney general and colleagues across government in terms of the appropriate chair of that inquiry. as the prime minister has said, will ensure that the legal framework for that has the full confidence of the families affected. and i will be engaging with them on that whether that's on a statutory or non—statutory basis ensure that inquiry looking at issues such as whistle—blowers a

detect drivers who haven't paid the ultra low emission zone charge in the northwest, the guilty nurse lucy b is the most prolific killer in modern times. how could a nurse who was supposed to care for vulnerable ladies carry out these horrible murders? hello and welcome to the bbc news at six. the nurse lucy letby has been found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others when they were in her care at a hospital in cheshire. it means the 33—year—old is the uk's biggest killer of babies in modern times. in a statement, the families of lucy letby�*s victims said that justice could not reduce the extreme hurt, anger and distress they had experienced, adding that they were heartbroken. lucy letby was also acquitted of two counts of attempted murder, and the jury were undecided on six charges of attempted murder. she will be sentenced on monday. today the government have ordered an independent inquiry into the circumstances around the murders. 0ur north of england correspondent, judith moritz, has been folllowing this case throughout and she is here. and it is very, very di

for a meeting next week to consider regularisation of managers in the wake of revelation and saluti lucy bthis is the right time to look at the benefits of regulation. time to look at the benefits of regulation. a drink—driver who killed a charity cyclist and then hid his body in a shallow grave on a remote scottish estate has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. alexander mckellar was speeding when he hit 63—year—old tony parsons, and left him to die on the a82 in 2017. mckellar and his twin brother robert later hid mr parsons' body. travellers will be facing major disruption this bank holiday weekend as rail workers across england are due to walk out on saturday. some 20,000 rmt union members at 14 rail companies are striking as part of a long running dispute over pay. you're live with bbc news. donald trump surrendered himself to fulton county on charges of plotting to overturn the states 2020 election results. he was released on bail while he awaits trial. this was his fourth arrested five months on criminal charges. afterwards mr trump disc guide the case is a travesty of justice and

we bring you a major development in the case of lucy b, a nurse in the neonatal unit at the countess know. . , , , ., , chester hospital. what do we need to know. , _ , ., know. lucy letby has been found ruil of know. lucy letby has been found guilty of murdering _ know. lucy letby has been found guilty of murdering seven - know. lucy letby has been found guilty of murdering seven babies| know. lucy letby has been found l guilty of murdering seven babies in her care at the countess of chester hospital and attempting to murder another six. this happened between june of 2015 and june of 2016. the jury june of 2015 and june of 2016. the jury at manchester crown court had been hearing this case for nine months. they have spent more than 110 hours deliberating these 22 counts, both of murder and attempted murder, against lucy letby. thejury was undecided on the attempted murder of a furtherfour was undecided on the attempted murder of a further four babies, but thatis murder of a further four babies, but that is the breaking news we're bringing you on bbc news. there has been a trial that

pens to a 33 year old british nurse has been convicted of murdering 7 babies between 20152016. lucy, lot b is also get guilty of the attempted murder of 6 more. the neo natal hospital unit, she worked thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate as far as moving wildfire spread in the canadian province of british columbia. the fires around the city of cologne, i grew a 100 fold and just 24 hours in canada is northwest territories. more than 20000 people are under evacuation orders in yellow, nice vehicles packed to major highway as people drove to safety. but authorities are also wide strong when could push the place towards the route, which is the only road leading out of the city. canada is experiencing its worst 5 season on record. for my chancellor of austria, sebastian coast has been charged with giving false evidence to upon entering inquiry into corruption, he sent to stand trial in october for his government to legit role in offering favors to a russian investor. the news continues on how to 0 off the risk and useful. so the the jackal boreal, it's a tropical region covering t

the british naz lucy, let b has been sentenced to life in prison. some measuring 7 babies of 6 counts of attempted murder of the near nasal hospital unit where she worked that they refused to leave herself with a sentencing. prime minister wishes to knock says he wants to change the country's laws to fullest defenders to face the families of the victims. i think it's cowardly that people who commit such horrendous crimes do not face the victims. and here 1st time the impact that they kind of had on them and that families and loved ones. and we are looking and have been at changing the low to make sure that that happens. and that's something that will bring forward into course the west african regional blog. a class has rejected a proposal by it and it says join to f, a 3, a transition to civilian role. the need of the ministry to made the suggestion off the talks with an e can, wants to engage and naomi on saturday. all right, that's the headlines. as always, that is our website, which is there is i'll call them to check out the latest an on top sto

lucy that b has been found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder a further six andeonatal unit could that makes for the most prolific child killer in modern british history. the babies protect between june 2015 and june 2016 close of the jury were undecided on six attempted murder charges. the government has announced it is launching an independent inquiry in what happened to help the victims families "get the answers they need" and to identify where safety standards failed. judith morris reports. judith: she thought she would get away with it. but this was the moment the game was up. judith: behind the door of this ordinary suburban house, britain's most prolific baby killer was finally arrested three years after her murder spree began. >> i just had knee surgery. >> all right, ok. judith: she worked here at the neonatal unit in jasper hospital. her role was to care for the most vulnerable infants, but that could not have been further from her mind. >> i've never heard anything like it since. it was screaming. i was like, what's the matter with them? judith: legall

following the case of lucy let b, judges will begin the power to order an offender to attend a sentencing including by force if necessary or face more time in jai richie sunak confirmed plans to introduce a new law when parliament resumes but labor says it should have been done earlier. a man and charged with conspiracy to commit burglary after breaking in the home of the chelsea football or raheem sterling during the qatar world cup. the player left the england squad to return home to his family after the incident last year. the 23-year-old from sx has been remanded in custody to appear at guilford rand court next month. you are watching bbc news. the uk foreign secretary james cleverly has defended talks with chinese officials in beijing, saying it would not be credible to disengage. he is the first british foreign secretary to visit the country in five years. this morning, he met china's vice president and the foreign minister. there has been criticism at home. senior conservatives like former party leaders and duncan smith said he was weak and compared the current to appeasement to na

nurse has been convicted of murdering 7 babies, trying to murder another 6 infants, horrible story. lucy left b is one of the case most prolific serial killers in modern history paper. and it has that story to lucy leslie was supposed to be protecting a nursing the children and her cat. instead, she was killing them in a manner described as cold, cruel, and relentless violence took different forms. some babies had injected into the bloodstream, others were poisoned with insolent the criminal trial last the 10 months. the verdict guilty, readout statements on behalf of the police in this case would conduct effectively explain how we're feeling at this moment in time. we all quite simply today, just to test being served of this is to be caring for all babies as being found guilty of homing them. well, this justice takes away from the extreme to distract people have to experience at the intensive care unit for newborn babies. let be took advantage of the vulnerabilities to disguise the home she was inflicting on them. in 20152016, there was a significant increase in the number of babies suffering

and this has been found guilty of the drink 7 babies and attempting to bed the 6 of the infants. lucy, les b is the one of the most prolific serial killers in both in the british history. she's being described as a calculated off the cheapest piece, big display that would be no pull better reports. lucy leslie was supposed to be protecting a nursing the children in her cat. instead, she was killing them in a manner described as cold, cruel, and relentless violence took different forms. some babies had injected into the bloodstream, others were poisoned with insolent. the criminal trial. last the 10 months, the verdict guilty readout statement on behalf of the police in this case was not attractive. explain how are you feeling at this moment in time? we all quite simply sold today just as tough being said. and this is to be caring for all babies as being found guilty of homing them. well, this justice takes away from the extreme and distress people have to experience at the intensive care unit. for newborn babies, let be took advantage of the vulnerabilities to disguise the home she was infli

drilling for british nurse has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering 7 babies in her care, lucy lit b was found guilty of attempting to murder 6 others at the neo natal hospital unit, where she worked at donald trump has confirmed that he will not be taking part in the 1st republican debate with other presidential hopefuls on wednesday to post it on the social media site that he believes voters know how successful his presidency was. he is currently the front runner for the republican nomination despite facing for trials. and us president joe biden is due to visit hawaii to get a 1st hand look at the devastation caused by the one that fires by them will be meeting with survivors and emergency officials on the island of molly. his administration has been criticized for their response to the disaster and investigation is underway into the cause of the most meaningful fires in the us state and over a century for mike. hannah joins me now from washington. d. c. like we mentioned biden's coming to criticism for not going tomorrow. we earlier shed some light on the decision making here. a w

a british nurse has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering 7 babies in her care. lucy lit b was found guilty of attempting to murder 6 others at the neo natal hospital unit where she worked, let be refused to leave herself. the sentencing british prime minister wishes to enact says that he wants to change the country's laws to stop this from happening. i think it's cowardly that people who commit such horrendous crimes do not face the victims. and here the 1st time, the impact that content had on them and their families and loved ones that we are looking and have been at changing the low to make sure that that happens. and that's something that will bring fluid into cost. houses here as sonya jago has the latest from london, i have only been 3 other women who have been handed down a whole life for the mattress. the deemed so dangerous that the possibility of being released from prison was deemed too dangerous. now lucy, let be joined. the ranks of the killing of 7 babies, a neo natal units in the countess the chest of hospital, as well as the attentive killing of 6 others. while

us vice president mike pens a 33 year old position us has been convicted of living 7 babies. lucy laughed b is also guilty of the attempted murder of 6 small to the day to hospital unit where she worked the full, the child's level stress about student cats has been charged with giving false evidence to a positive entry inquiry into corruption. because is that just, i'm trying to look type of phase governments, electric roll it offering favors to a russian investor. those with the headlights will be back with more news and half now. next it's counting. the costs to do stay with us is in the lead up to ecuador is unexpected. snap elections, outgoing president b. and the last one has declared the state of emergencies we 60 days throughout the country following the assess the nation of presidential candidates. but none of the sends you stay without a 0 over development. the other one, adrian said, again, this is counting the cost on al jazeera, your wiki, looked at the world of business and economics. this way to saudi arabia is spending big on football, american investors, and celebrities also

asked latif b and lucy ram. wu sairan why was she talking to herself? don't you know? no?t you talked about there should talk with them and reconcile at the same time. too bad he didn't tell us. yes, he just took and found us a replacement. talk to your sister. don't let her bother them. they are adults and will decide for themselves. according to you don't know. since iran can do whatever it wants, then i myself think so too. photos without it will be much easier. but if they love each other, it's better for them to reconcile, but no one will get better. especially to you. do you have any idea why i care so much about you? where did you get your room from here? where are the clothes in your closet? why are you given all the opportunities? to the archans? why all of a sudden? it was you who was to become the new bride of one of the arkhanans. but in some ways i was wrong. if you like someone, tell them. hallelujah i'm m. daughter, stop. let's talk. i'm listening, mom, no, you're not listening. what will you do? where will you go? i have to go away for a couple of days to t

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the call comes in the wake of the lucy b's conviction . the bma says it's conviction.ly worrying that consultants who repeatedly raised concerns about the former nurse weren't listened to . letby, who was listened to. letby, who was found guilty of the murder of seven babies and the attempted murder of six others, has indicated she won't attend her sentencing tomorrow. former justice secretary robert buckland says she should be forced to listen . forced to listen. >> my suggestion have been to make sure that there was a live link beamed into the cell, either sound or sound and pictures to ensure that letby had nowhere to hide and that she, in effect , has to listen to she, in effect, has to listen to what the judge is saying about the case and most importantly, the case and most importantly, the victim. personal statements , those impact statements that will really bring home, i think , to the wider world. the appalling, devastating impact of the loss of these innocent children, these innocent babies have had upon dozens of families i >> -- >> and you brit school is se

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and a, the only person that was in the room when b was harmed was lucy letby on every occasion.ying is that one might be a coincidence, two might be unlucky, but when we're talking about several, a dozen or more incidents, there can only be one explanation, namely that she was responsible for the harm that was caused. circumstantial evidence is no, it has the same weight as direct evidence. and in this case, it's absolutely compelling that lucy letby was responsible. but, you know, thejury have to be taken through that. we've got to, as complicated as the case is, for ordinary members of the public, you've got to explain it in such a way that they get it, that they understand what's going on here. and that was a real challenge, but brilliantly done by the police and prosecutors in this case and with the judge who made sure that the jury were totally on the case and understood what was going on. and they were very diligent, thejury. i mean, thejury, 12 members of the public coming off the street and applying their minds to this complicated case. one cannot underestimate the skill

the parents of baby a, a baby boy who was murdered by lucy letby, and baby b, a girl she attempted toas your right to pray god with our children's lives, you thought you could enter our lives and turned upside down, but you will never win. we hope you live a very long life and spent every day suffering from what you have done, and one that really stood out to me was the statement from the mother of baby, baby c. she made the statement in person in the courtroom and was crying in the witness box but she said, in the dark days after my baby's that i would open his memory box. i used to wear his hand and footprints around my neck, until either third when lucy letby was arrested ifelt either third when lucy letby was arrested i felt so conflicted. she took those hand and footprints. we have heard from several of the parents in their victim impact statements about how of course in many cases the final moments with their children were ones that lucy letby they now know took away from them. the women who had killed their children was a woman who was taking their hand and footprints. another

lucy hayes. her husband rutherford b.ayes came in office quite controversially in 1877, but first of all i want to point out she appeared on the scene years before mrs. kennedy and she was really the first first lady to have an interest in history and genealogy antique and looking back at america's history. she had visited the philadelphia centennial exposition in 1877 and was very influenced by that. and when you got into the white house she consulted with an old friend of the hayes who was then serving as librarian of congress here to try to decide in what ways could they have the white house better invoke the history of the past which up to that point had not really been highlighted. and one of the plants they came up with with commissioning portraits of former first ladies and presidents that had not, that were not represented and that was the vast majority at that point there was very little find art in the house even when mrs. hayes came in. ioned during her time there the first of martha washington by alethel at an

lucy hayes. her husband rutherford b. hayes coming to office controversially in 1877 but first of all i want to point out she appears on the scene a day for years before mrs. kennedy and she was really the first first lady to have an interest in history, genealogy and antiques in looking back at america's history. she had attended the philadelphia expedition in 1876 and was influenced by that in which he got into the white house she consulted with an old friend of the hayes who was serving as the librarian of congress. she tried to decide in what ways could they have the white house with a history of the past which up to that point hadn't been highlighted and one of the plans was commissioning former first ladies and presence that were not representative and that was the vast majority. itit was very little fine art in the house even when mrs. hayes came in. you see a on the slides the firt martha washington and this was doneas as a portrait to be lance of george washington referenced earlier. it's of the same scale as the

the families of lucy let these victims some incredibly harrowing lines from those victims , impact statements, victims, impact statements, things like the parents of child a and child bom was murdered, one of whom lucy letby attempted to murder. they said we hope you have a very long life and spend every day suffering for what you've done. you are nothing. we also notably heard from the father of child own child p the two boys in a set of triplets who were both murdered. he spoke about hitting rock bottom and considering taking his own life . he said. taking his own life. he said. lucy letby has destroyed our lives. the anger and hatred i have for her will never go away. it is destroyed me as a man and as a father. now, listening to that in the courtroom was truly , truly very difficult for me and for my colleagues at other news outlets. it's been a really hard thing to sit and listen along to. then in the afternoon we heard from justice goss as he began his sentencing of the defendant. of course, she didn't appearin defendant. of course, she didn't appear in the dock. we knew that she wouldn't or we suspected that she wouldn't anyway , given that she wouldn't anyway

lucy letby was also found guilty of seven attempted murders of child b child f two counts of attempting to murder child g child l child counts of attempting to murder child g child lchild m and child g child l child m and child. n they also found her not guilty of one count of attempting to murder child g and one count of attempting to murder child h on those other counts, of course , there were 22 counts, of course, there were 22 counts, of course, there were 22 counts on the original indictment. six of those, they were unable to come to a decision on leaving them as hung. and as a result, decision on leaving them as hung. and as a result , justice hung. and as a result, justice goss discharged the jury from their duties. now as the dust begins to settle , let's unpack begins to settle, let's unpack exactly what all of this means . exactly what all of this means. those seven murders, she's been found guilty of means she now becomes the most prolific serial killer of children in modern british history . now, killer of children in modern british history. now, in terms of her reaction to

election to save and b, c, i think will leave it the allow you to listen to the electoral commission that has to say that we'll get back in with you as the count continues. thanks very much, lucy, lucy, and even though i'd like to the american editor, the millions of residents of southern california under warning of life threatening floods. the tropical storm hillary makes his way move from mexico. it made land full in the mexicans northern states of baja, california. the storm is not biling towards the southern california where full cost as a warning of flesh floating most slides, highways and even power outages. now this was the scene in the california what cause was swept away, killing at least one person, the all me to setup dozens of shelters for those whose homes have been damaged in the us. millions of people in southern california have been advised to stay at home as trench will reign best parts of the region forecast as a warning residents of catastrophic and life threatening floods. henry is expected to being $25.00 centimeters of rain. so mary is southern old in the state of oregon and idaho. also expected to see heavy rain and possible flash flooding rentals as mon

lucy letby murdered or attempted to murder. they are talking about the most difficult moments in their lives and they make very difficult listening and difficult reading. the parents of baby �*s a and btement, you thought it was your right to play god with our children's lives. you thought you could enter our lives and turn it upside down, but you will never win. we hope you live a very long life and spend every day suffering for what you have done. that was the parents of babies a and b. each of the statements are lengthy victim impact statements. the mother of baby c is giving her statement in court. the parents can all choose to stand up and read those difficult word is that they have written themselves. they can choose to have legal counsel read them for them or they can choose to do it via video link as opposed to being in the courtroom physically. lucy letby is not there, even though she is here at manchester crown court today. she has opted to remain in the holding cells and not to go into the courtroom and sit in the dock again to hear these victim impact statements. the mother of c says, i will always remember the overwhelming wave of emotion when i first held my baby. it wa

b said, "you thought it was your right to play god with our children�*s lives." we heard about memories being forever tarnished. baby p�*s mother said, "i hate the fact that lucy him. she has destroyed our lives." having refused to come up from the cells for the hearing, letby was driven away from court, leaving grief, distress and fury in her wake. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. the severity of the sentence handed down to letby makes it the harshest since the abolition of the death penalty. her refusal to appear in court was condemned by the prime minister who repeated that the government was looking at changing the law to force convicts to attend their sentencing. here�*s our home editor mark easton. these are the stairs at manchester crown court that lucy letby refused to climb to listen to the testimony of her tiny victim �*s families. such disrespect for their feelings has led to public outrage and a political response both the prime minister and the leader of opposition saying something must be done. i opposition saying something must be done. ~ �* , opposition saying something must be done. ~ �*, . , opposition saying something must be done. ~ �*,

of course, parent of children a and b, one of whom was found to lucy, was found guilty of their murdertempting to murder. we saw their reaction as they heard what lucy letby had effectively done to their babies, and they were just inconsolable , as you were just inconsolable, as you would expect , this is the most would expect, this is the most horrendous thing to go through as we all know, that the trials and tribulations of a pregnancy and tribulations of a pregnancy and to then find out that a woman who you should have been able to trust, a nurse above all else, had tried to either at had attempted to murder your baby or had been successful in murdering your baby . seven sets of parents your baby. seven sets of parents now know that lucy letby, that nurse who had dealt with them throughout their throughout laboun throughout their throughout labour, had then gone on to carry out a murder. i just think there is nothing more horrific than what these families have had to go through . had to go through. >> sophie it is extraordinary to hear again and again the methods which were used inj

b was an attempted murder charge . the an attempted murder charge. the mother of those two children said to lucytby, we hope you have a very long life and spend every day suffering for what you've done . you are nothing . you've done. you are nothing. the mother of child c who was also murdered described it as something like out of a horror story . and then finally , from story. and then finally, from the father of children. child oh, and child. p he said , lucy oh, and child. p he said, lucy letby has destroyed our lives. the anger and the hatred that i have for her will never go away. it was destroyed . me as a man it was destroyed. me as a man and as a father. now, of course , these statements will now be taken into consideration by justice gospel, even without them . now that we know lucy them. now that we know lucy letby is the most prolific serial killer of children in modern british history, it was always really there was really never any doubt that she would most likely receive a whole life order for her crimes. >> and sophie, throughout this process and today, where they are seeing just

child a and child b , they said 2015 was and child b, they said 2015 was going to be the best year of our lives. everything was perfect. then, of course , lucyrder another at that, they say, we hope you have a very long life and spend every day suffering for what you've done. you are nothing. we also heard from the mother of child c. she described their time in hospital as like something out of a horror story. lucy letby also murdered their son. and we heard from the mother of e and f, she read this out in the court herself. she said, peace and happiness of eluded us. the last eight years. it's cowardly and sickening. and it's cowardly and sickening. and i feel like my boys were just a pawn in her sick and twisted games . and just finally, we games. and just finally, we heard from the father of o and p . of course, we've talked a lot about those over the past few weeks. that's the triplets, two of whom were murdered by lucy letby. their father spoke today and he said, lucy letby has destroyed our lives . the anger destroyed our lives. the anger and the hatred i have for her will never go away. it has destroyed me as a man and as a father . a

b, which we want to get to the bottom of perhaps before we finish at 12:00. we've also been talking about lucy legislation about whether she should be forced or future guilty future criminals found guilty should be forced to listen to their sentence. has their sentence. yeah. khan has said . john from doncaster said said. john from doncaster said if people are worried about the safety of prison officers getting psychopaths into court, let's employ ex sas and ex gurkha soldiers in the courts , gurkha soldiers in the courts, specifically for the job. veterans are sleeping rough while the likes of lucy letby are looked after. >> elizabeth elizabeth has an interesting idea. just her interesting idea. just put her interesting idea. just put her in wheeler into in a cage and wheeler into court. elizabeth, you and i, we're agreeing. >> i just. and. and john says, beware, gb news a man has been released after serving 17 years in prison , having been wrongly in prison, having been wrongly convicted . and the media should convicted. and the media should take note of this when pushing for any sort of cap

into the case of lucy letby and will examine the circumstances surrounding the deaths and incidents the department of health has said the parents of baby l and twin brother baby m, who let b attempted to kill shortly after their birth, spoke anonymously ahead of the verdicts . ahead of the verdicts. >> when i went down, i saw doctors around the trolley and there just pumping his heart like like a rag doll, really. he was just like a doll. and they were just going like that , like were just going like that, like that to chest . that to the chest. >> she was very cool, calm , >> she was very cool, calm, calculated and criminal minded lady. but we didn't notice anything at the time. >> it's hard to put into words just how it could on just how it could have gone on so long, why it went on so long. these are the answers we need just an evil person. there's no way she should have been able to get away with it for so long. >> well, the crown prosecutor , >> well, the crown prosecutor, pascal jones, says that her attacks were a complete betrayal of the trust placed in her. little did those working alongside her know that there was a murderer in their midst. >> she did her utmost