Serial killer nurse Lucy Letby sent a group email to colleagues ahead of her return to hospital and said she had been 'fully exonerated' of any wrongdoing, an inquiry has heard

Giving evidence at the Thirlwall Inquiry, Melanie Taylor said she could not remember which baby's death Letby was referring to, but recalled how she spoke about it. She said: "It

Lucy Letby became “excited and gossipy” when she told a nurse about the death of a baby, the Thirlwall Inquiry has heard. Melanie Taylor, a fellow nurse in the Countess of Chester hospital’s neonatal unit,

The UK's most-prolific child serial killer was removed from the Countess of Chester Hospital unit in July 2016 after doctors raised concerns over the string of unexpected baby deaths

Baby killer Lucy Letby told bosses she was 'hurt' and 'distressed' after she was referred to by doctors as 'angel of death'

Letby voiced her concerns in an email to an occupational health nurse in April 2017 Lucy Letby told a colleague more than a year before her arrest she was worried she had “maybe done something wrong” to babies,