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Twisted Lucy Letby, 33, is said to have capitalised on the difficulties the neonatal unit faced to target her victims, offering to work nights and also weekends shifts

Janet Cox, who worked alongside Lucy Letby at the Countess of Chester Hospital 's neonatal unit, reportedly denies that the nurse murdered seven babies and tried to kill six more

Louise Badman, 49, claimed police stormed her home in the early hours and pinned her against a wall has received a payout and an apology from South Wales Police

A post placed in a local newspaper when Lucy Letby qualified as a nurse ahead of her arrival on the wards at Countess of Chester Hpisltal shows how proud her parents were

A "small number" of staff at the Countess of Chester Hospital's neonatal unit, where Lucy Letby carried out her year-long killing spree, are apparently struggling to believe that she murdered seven babies

Lucy Letby's parents attended every day of her 10-month trial, and were so determined to hear all the evidence against their daughter that they relocated to Manchester from Hereford

Alleged Gilgo Beach killer Rex Heuermann is in a special unit at the Suffolk County Jail in Riverhead, Long Island, under careful watch where has not shown "any emotion" according to the sheriff

Lucy Letby was plain and ordinary on the surface but her evil, twisted side was shrouded from her closest family and friends. Now, her loved ones will have to come to terms with her title of Britain's most prolific child killer

Analysis of Lucy Letby's handwritten notes shows that she was in the midst of a downwards spiral, felt guilty and immensely dissatisfied, according to an expert graphologist

The former NHS nurse bought the ordinary three-bedroom property in Chester for £179,000 in April 2016 and lived there whilst carrying out her cold-blooded, evil crimes

Analysis of Countess of Chester NHS Foundation Trust's supplier payment data has uncovered how the health body paid tens of thousands to a PR firm to consult on how to handle the media following the fallout of the child serial killer case

She was a 'beige' nurse who came across as 'kind' to those around her, but being 'average' was what allowed Lucy Letby to go under the radar and commit the most evil crimes

Officers from Operation Hummingbird, the investigation into the serial killer nurse, have provided a behind-the-scenes glimpse into their six-year inquiry for an online documentary

Serial killer Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six, while working as an NHS nurse. Her childhood friend 'will never believe that she's guilty'

Britain's most prolific female serial killer Lucy Letby will live out the rest of her days behind bars with little human interaction, confined to her cell for her own safety

The serial killer nurse was sentenced to a whole life order on Monday after a jury convicted her of the murders of seven babies and attempted murder of six more between2015-2016

Alexander Leese says Lucy Letby smiled after helping to revive his daughter at the same hospital where she murdered seven babies and attempted to kill six more

Letby attacked many of her tiny victims in the same way as Beverley Allitt, who was given 13 life sentences in 1993 for murdering four children in her care and harming nine others

The killer nurse's house in Chester was found to be filled with items that took on a sinister new significance after she was convicted of the murders of seven helpless babies

Parents of Britain's most prolific child killer, John and Susan Letby, lived an ordinary life in a quiet cul-de-sac in Herefordshire. They doted on their only child and holidayed together often, right up until she was arrested for her horrific crimes

Rhys Jones is an ex-criminal defence lawyer who once represented Peter Moore who killed four men 'for fun' in 1995 - he shares his take on why Lucy Letby killed seven babies

Lucy Letby is expected to be sent to HMP Low Newton in Durham after becoming the fourth female convict in British history to be given a whole-life order for her horrific string of murders

Lucy Letby refused to face the victims' families in court and neither did parents Jonathan and Susan Letby, devoted parents who had attended every single day of the ten-month trial

Lucy Letby inflicted more pain on families by refusing to leave her cell for sentencing, the Government was urged to change the law to compel offenders to attend but has not

Lucy Letby was working at the neonatal unit at the Countess of Chester Hospital when she went on her year-long killing spree, joining the list of the most twisted child killers in modern-day Britain