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independent inquiry that the government has said will take place, focusing on lucy letby�*s conduct and on her crimes. steve i would like to send my deepest sympathy to all of the parents and families impacted by this horrendous case. the inquiry will seek to ensure that the parents and families impacted get the answers that they need. the department of health says that the inquiry will investigate the wider circumstance around what happened at the hospital, things like the handling of concerns and governance. it will also look at what actions were taken by regulators and by the wider nhs. the government says that inquiry will be launched to ensure that vital lessons are learnt and to provide answers to the parents and families impacted. as we were saying, steve barclay has said, i am determined that the families per row voices are heard and that they are involved in shaping the scope of this inquiry, should they wish to do so, following on from the work already under way by nhs england, it will help identify where and how patient safety standards failed to be met. let's go to the countess of chester hospit

that is steve brine mp, the chair of the health and social select committee on the continuing investigations into lucywatching bbc news. hello. it hasn't been a bad day for most of us so far. bright and even sunny weather. to degree across england and wales. slightly different story in the north—west of the country. for northern ireland and western parts of scotland, a weather front is approaching and we are expecting some rain later on. and you can see the small weather system on the satellite picture moving into the north west. to the south of that, apart from the odd shower and thick clouds, we are with high pressure close by and it is going to be generally bright or sunny for the rest of today. and that high pressure is keeping things warm, hot, infact that high pressure is keeping things warm, hot, in fact come across many parts of europe. we will be getting some extreme temperatures through the course of this week. in france, it could be up to 42 celsius in places like lyon. way up there for this time of the year. 25, 26 in the south east, belfast and glasgow decent, perhaps in the low 20s. this

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lucy letby was on shift for all of them. the day after the second death, the nurse was due back on the unit. paediatrician steveking for letby to be replaced. the manager refused. i challenged her. i said, "well, are you saying that you're making this decision against the wishes of seven consultant paediatricians?" and she said, "yes." and i said, "well, if you're making this decision, are you taking responsibility for anything that might happen tomorrow to any other of our babies?" and she said, "yes." letby went to work, and a baby unexpectedly collapsed. we were urging them to investigate our concerns appropriately, and most of us felt the most appropriate way to do that would be to go to the police. the response from the medical director was unsupportive. in an e—mail to the paediatricians obtained by panorama, ian harvey wrote, "action is being taken." all e—mails ceased forthwith. the police were not called. instead, in september 2016, the royal college of paediatrics and child health was asked to carry out a review of the neonatal unit. it urged the trust to investigate each death individually. this didn

lucy letby was on shift for all of them. the day after the second death, the nurse was due back on the unit. paediatrician steveey rang the duty manager asking for her to be replaced. the manager refused. i challenged her. i said, "are you saying that you are making this decision against the wishes of seven consultant paediatricians?" and she said yes. and i said, "well, if you are making this decision, are you taking responsibility of anything that might happen tomorrow to any of our babies?" and she said yes. letby went to work, and a baby unexpectedly collapsed. we were urging them to investigate our concerns appropriately, and most of us felt the most appropriate way to do that would be to go to the police. the response from the medical director was unsupportive. in an e—mail to the paediatricians obtained by panorama, ian harvey wrote, "action is being taken." all e—mails ceased forthwith. the police were not called. instead, in september 2016, the royal college of paediatrics and child health was asked to carry out a review of the neonatal unit. it urged the trust to investigate each death individually. t

lucy letby was on shift for all of them. the day after the second death, the nurse was due back on the unit. paediatrician steveer asking for letby to be replaced. the manager refused. i challenged her. i said, "well, are you saying that you're making this decision against the wishes of seven consultant paediatricians?" and she said, "yes." and i said, "well, if you're making this decision, are you taking responsibility of anything that might happen tomorrow to any other of our babies?" and she said, "yes." letby went to work, and a baby unexpectedly collapsed. we were urging them to investigate our concerns appropriately, and most of us felt the most appropriate way to do that would be to go to the police. the response from the medical director was unsupportive. in an e—mail to the paediatricians obtained by panorama, ian harvey wrote, "action is being taken. all e—mails cease forthwith." the police were not called. instead, in september 2016, the royal college of paediatrics and child health was asked to carry out a review of the neonatal unit. it urged the trust to investigate each death individually. this d

lucy letby was on shift for all of them. the day after the second death, the nurse was due back on the unit. paediatrician steveing for letby to be replaced. the manager refused. i challenged her. i said, "well, are you saying that you're making this decision against the wishes of seven consultant paediatricians?" and she said, "yes." and i said, "well, if you're making this decision, are you taking responsibility for anything that might happen tomorrow to any other of our babies?" and she said, "yes." letby went to work, and a baby unexpectedly collapsed. we were urging them to investigate our concerns appropriately, and most of us felt the most appropriate way to do that would be to go to the police. the response from the medical director was unsupportive. in an e—mail to the paediatricians obtained by panorama, ian harvey wrote, "action is being taken. all e—mails cease forthwith." the police were not called. instead, in september 2016, the royal college of paediatrics and child health was asked to carry out a review of the neonatal unit. it urged the trust to investigate each death individually. this didn't

steve rosenberg, bbc news, st petersburg. the government says the inquiry, into the circumstances surrounding the murders and attempted murders of babies by the neo natal nurse, lucystatutoryjudge led inquiry. it means potential witnesses can be forced to give evidence. michael buchanan, has that story. hello, lucy, is it? yes. hello, my name's... cheshire police. can i step in two seconds? yes. yeah? thank you. lucy letby seemed bewildered by her arrest, but what she did and why she killed, she has never explained to the families of her many victims. over 12 months, the nurse killed seven vulnerable babies and attempted to murder six others. the scale of her crimes is such that the health secretary says the inquiry into what happened will now have greater powers. we will have a statutory inquiry into the letby murders, into the events at chester. that will be a judge—led inquiry, as the prime minister has confirmed, and that reflects the wishes of the families, which i discussed with them. those who worked alongside lucy letby at the countess of chester nhs trust will now be compelled to give evidence to answer the families' many questions. the judge who will lea

whole life order is in the case of lucy letby for all of the crimes she has been convicted of. speak to steventencing of lucy letby who will spend we now know the rest of her life in prison? ijust of her life in prison? i 'ust watched it i of her life in prison? i 'ust watched it on i of her life in prison? i 'ust watched it on bbc�* of her life in prison? ijust watched it on bbc news i of her life in prison? ijust i watched it on bbc news with of her life in prison? ijust - watched it on bbc news with my children. it is heartbreaking. the reaction of most people in the country will be seven life sentences and the rest of your life in prison will be it is not enough. that will be the human reaction to this. this whole thing is a tragedy. first and foremost a tragedy for the families whose children arrive are either severely damaged or will not grow to be the children don't like it is a tragedy for everyone concerned, a waste of life all round, and i said yesterday on the bbc and i repeat it today i think the ramifications of this for society and for the health system will be very long reachin

lucy letby was on shift for all of them. the day after the second death, the nurse was due back on the unit. paediatrician stevere you saying that you are making this decision against the wishes of seven consultant paediatricians?" and she said yes. and i said, "well, if you are making this decision, are you taking responsibility of anything that might happen tomorrow to any of our babies?" and she said yes. lucy letby went to work, and a baby unexpectedly collapsed. we were urging them to investigate our concerns appropriately, and most of us felt the most appropriate way to do that would be to go to the police. the response from the medical director was unsupportive. in an e—mail to the paediatricians obtained by panorama, ian harvey wrote, "action is being taken." all e—mails ceased forthwith. the police were not called. instead, in september 2016, the royal college of paediatrics and child health was asked to carry out a review of the neonatal unit. it urged the trust to investigate each death individually. this didn't happen. around this time, lucy letby launched a grievance procedure against the paediatri

lucy letby was on shift for all of them. the day after the second death, the nurse was due back on the unit. paediatrician steves of seven consultant paediatricians?" and she said, "yes." and i said, "well, if you're making this decision, are you taking responsibility of anything that might happen tomorrow to any other of our babies?" and she said, "yes." lucy letby went to work, and a baby unexpectedly collapsed. we were urging them to investigate our concerns appropriately, and most of us felt the most appropriate way to do that would be to go to the police. the response from the medical director was unsupportive. in an e—mail to the paediatricians obtained by panorama, ian harvey wrote, "action is being taken." all e—mails ceased forthwith. the police were not called. instead, in september 2016, the royal college of paediatrics and child health was asked to carry out a review of the neonatal unit. it urged the trust to investigate each death individually. this didn't happen. around this time, lucy letby launched a grievance procedure against the paediatricians. the internal process concluded that she'd been

steve rosenberg, bbc news, st petersburg. the time is 6:16. our top story this evening: the government has announced a statutory inquiry into circumstances surrounding the murders and attempted murders of babies by the nurse lucytain�*s lily miyazaki is looking to reach the third round of the us open. identify early signs of conditions like parkinson�*s? and one londoner tells us the secrets of surviving four decades of market trading. a powerful hurricane has hit florida, with evacuation orders in place for people living in its path. some areas on the gulf coast have been hit with winds of 110mph as the hurricane continues its path into georgia and towards south carolina. the winds are also carrying seawater inland, with warnings of storm surges reaching 16 feet in height. some residents have already seen their streets submerged. our north america correspondent john sudworth has the latest from the town of hudson, in florida. the storm surge was always the biggest threat and, as expected, idalia has brought serious flooding to florida�*s west coast. these residents are being brought out of the evacuation zone, an area where the authorities had been telling people for days that it wasn�*t safe to stay in their

lucy letby. there are calls for nhs managers to be regulated in a similar ways as our medical staff. we have been hearing a short while ago from the health secretary steve.~ ., , ago from the health secretary steve barcla . �*, . ~ ., , ., ago from the health secretary steve barcla . �*, .~ ., , ., ., barclay. let's take a listen to what he said. barclay. let's take a listen to what he said- firstly. — barclay. let's take a listen to what he said. firstly, i— barclay. let's take a listen to what he said. firstly, i want— barclay. let's take a listen to what he said. firstly, i want to - barclay. let's take a listen to what he said. firstly, i want to express| he said. firstly, i want to express my deepest sympathies for the families affected by the horrendous crimes that we have seen at chester. talking to the attorney general across government,, we will ensure the legal framework has at the full confidence of the families affected and i will be engaging with them on that weather on a statutory or non—statutory basis to ensure that inquiry looking at issues such as whistle—blowers and other actions related to this case are fully investigated. em related

lucy letby was on shift for all of them. the day after the second death, the nurse was due back on the unit. paediatrician steveer refused. i challenged her. i said, are you saying that you - manager refused. i challenged her. i said, are you saying that you are - said, are you saying that you are making this decision against the wishes of seven consultant paediatricians? and she said, yes. and i said, well, if you are making this decision, are you taking responsibility of anything that might happen tomorrow to any of our babies? and she said yes. lucy letby went to work, and a baby unexpectedly collapsed. irate lucy letby went to work, and a baby unexpectedly collapsed.— unexpectedly collapsed. we were ura in . unexpectedly collapsed. we were urging them _ unexpectedly collapsed. we were urging them to — unexpectedly collapsed. we were urging them to investigate - unexpectedly collapsed. we were urging them to investigate our i urging them to investigate our concerns appropriately, and most of us felt the most appropriate way to do that would be to go to the police. do that would be to go to the olice. , ,., ,

lucy letby was on shift. the day after the second death she was due back at work. paediatrician steve had expressed concern about her — the internal process concluded that she had been discriminated against and victimised by the doctors on the unit. with the paediatricians still wanting a police investigation, in january 2017 an extraordinary board meeting was held. the trust apologised to letby and decided she should return to the neonatal unit. consultants continued to pressure the trust to go to the police and they finally did so in may 2017. by the time letby was arrested in july 2018, she was still employed by the trust. no disciplinary action had been taken against her. speaking outside court following the verdict yesterday afternoon, a spokeperson for the crown prosecution service said letby "weaponised her craft to inflict harm, grief and death." lucy letby was entrusted to protect some of the most vulnerable babies. little did those working alongside her no that there was a murderer in their midst. she did her utmost to conceal her crimes by varying the ways in which she repe

lucy let be able to carry out these acts time and time again? and i'm sure that's something that the inquiry is determined to find out. health secretary steve this inquiry will seek to ensure the parents and families impacted get the answers that they need . now answers that they need. now we've heard a state, a joint statement today from the families and they do say they feel justice has been served in terms of lucy letby. but of course there are some families who haven't had the answer. they they feel they need or they feel that lucy letby was, in fact, guilty and that she deserves us. yeah, absolutely . yeah, absolutely. >> sophie, thank you very, very much. sophie reaper there, who's joining us, of course, out side court there identifying a couple of key things. it is actually so much to this. the fact that lucy let me try to hide behind medical negligence , which medical negligence, which depressingly , depressingly, you depressingly, depressingly, you can do to an extent in the nhs at the moment. she also tries to hide behind, and this is something that she picked up on, by the way, apparently during an interview with police when she