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More charges considered over baby deaths at Lucy Letby hospitals

More charges considered over baby deaths at Lucy Letby hospitals

BBC News02-07-2025
Police have submitted a "full file of evidence" to prosecutors to consider further charges in relation to the deaths and non-fatal collapses of babies at hospitals where neonatal nurse Lucy Letby worked.
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