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Pictures shown to jurors during the long trial showed Lucy Letby's bedroom, containing books about adultery, a pink dressing gown and cheesy framed messages on her walls

Nurse Lucy Letby's friends and neighbours have spoken about the serial killer after she was convicted of murdering seven premature babies and attempting to kill six more

Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering seven premature babies and attempting to kill six more at The Countess of Chester Hospital - making her Britain's most prolific child killer

A prison official says baby killer Lucy Letby, 33, faces 24-hour surveillance in prison to prevent her taking her own life and it would be "very embarrassing" if she dies before "justice gets done"

After Letby killed babies she would send texts to her colleagues claiming to be heartbroken and looking for sympathy, even asking to work more shifts on the intensive neonatal unit

Lucy Letby is the worst serial child killer the UK has ever seen after her conviction yesterday. But questions are rippling through the UK - what could bring someone to commit such atrocities?

Killer nurse Lucy Letby has indicated through her lawyers that she does not intend to take any part in the sentencing hearing, after the court heard she no longer wanted to be brought to the courtroom in Manchester

At the time of her arrest in July 2018, the UK's worst child serial killer, Lucy Letby, had gathered a stash of souvenirs from her victims. These included resuscitation notes, thankyou cards, and even a blood test result

Evil nurse Lucy Letby was yesterday found guilty on seven counts of murder. But it has now been revealed that she was out partying in York on a hen-do just hours before.

Evil nurse Lucy Letby was yesterday sentenced to multiple murders in one of the most harrowing cases the UK has ever seen. Her parents sat through every day of her nine-month trial - but who are they?

Lucy Letby, 33, was found guilty of seven counts of murder and six counts of attempted murder during her time on the neonatal unit of the Countess of Chester Hospital

Ravi Jayaram, consultant paediatrician at the Countess of Chester Hospital, says babies could have been saved if the powers that be had listened to his concerns in 2015

Professor Mike Berry, of Liverpool’s John Moores University says there are many similarities between killed nurses Lucy Letby and Beverley Allitt, who was jailed for life in 1991

Lucy Letby is said to have murdered two premature triplets to get the attention of a doctor she is said to have had a crush on who prosecutors described as the nurse's "boyfriend"

Today is the first time we can report all of the verdicts in this tragic case against nurse Lucy Letby now that restrictions have been lifted - it comes after the jury Manchester Crown Court deliberated for more than 90 hours

David Wilson is an emeritus professor of criminology at Birmingham City University who has researched nurses who kill. Here, he tells the Mirror what he thinks of Lucy Letby's case

A jury at Manchester Crown Court found Lucy Letby guilty of seven counts of murder and six counts of attempted murder. she was acquitted of two further counts of attempted murder

Lucy Letby's mum Susan allegedly screamed "I did it, take me instead" as her daughter was arrested. The evil nurse, 33, has today been found guilty of murdering seven babies

Lucy Letby was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others at Countess of Chester hospital, and has become one of the worst UK child-killers of all time.

Lucy Letby was arrested by officers from Cheshire Police on July 3 2018, and uttered one emotionless sentence as she was placed under arrest and put in the back of an unmarked car

Angel of Death Lucy Letby wept in the dock as she was convicted of murdering babies that had been left in her care. Her mum, watching on, screamed out as the verdict was announced

Baby killer Lucy Letby became the poster girl for Babygrow Appeal, a fundraiser for the neonatal unit at Countess of Chester Hospital in 2013, having joined as a Band 5 nurse months earlier

Lucy Letby told one worried mum to "trust" her because "I'm a nurse", when in fact she was "playing God", targeting defenceless premature babies in a "cold, calculating" manner

Police fear Lucy Letby has more victims as officers examine probe thousands of babies' records at Countess of Chester and Liverpool Women's Hospitals with nurse facing life in jail

Lucy Letby, 33, was working as a nurse at the neonatal unit at the Countess of Chester Hospital, where she was accused of murdering seven babies and trying to kill 10 others