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Former neonatal nurse Lucy Letby’s status as a multiple murderer and attempted murderer of babies is an “important piece of the evidence” when deciding if she tried to kill another infant, prosecutors allege.
A High Court judge has ruled Joey Barton's 'bike nonce' social media posts about Jeremy Vine were defamatory. The broadcaster is suing the former Manchester City footballer for libel and harassment over 14 online posts.
Lucy Letby has lost her appeal attempt to challenge her convictions. The child serial killer was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting the murders of six others at Manchester Crown Court last August.
People campaigning for the freedom of Lucy Letby are plotting to stage a protest outside her upcoming appeal hearing. The nurse's supporters plan to produce placards proclaiming that Britain's worst baby killer is a victim of a miscarriage of justice.
Child serial killer Lucy Letby will have the right to attend her appeal against her convictions via video link if given the green light to challenge them at the Court of Appeal at the end of April. Lawyers for Letby will ask senior judges for permission to bring an appeal against all her convictions at the hearing in London provisionally listed to start on April 22.
Baby killer nurse Lucy Letby is one of three criminals who will spend the rest of their lives behind bars after being handed whole-life terms for their crimes in 2023.
Child killer Lucy Letby is not fighting against being removed from the nursing register but still claims she's innocent.
The Justice Secretary has hinted that a law allowing judges to force convicted criminals to be in court for their sentencing will be included in the King's Speech. Alex Chalk said this decision was made after discussions with the judiciary.