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Lucy Letby has become one of few female murderers in the UK to receive a whole life sentence - meaning they will never be released from prison.

Nurse Lucy Letby will die behind bars after being found guilty of the murder of seven babies and the attempted murder of six others. The judge told the nurse she acted "in a way that was completely contrary to the normal human instincts of nurturing and caring for babies", as he handed down his sentence at Manchester Crown Court this afternoon.

The father of two babies who Lucy Letby has been convicted of trying to kill said he was left feeling 'uneasy' and was forced to move out of her eyeline in court as she 'kept looking over' at him.

Cowardly child killer Lucy Letby refused to appear in court at her sentencing hearing today.

Killer neonatal nurse Lucy Letby has refused to come into court for her sentencing. The 33-year-old will today learn the minimum period she will spend behind bars after being convicted of the murder of seven babies in her care in the Countess of Chester Hospital, along with the attempted murder of six others.

Lucy Letby claimed she was being victimised and received an apology after two doctors tried to warn that she could be responsible for a series of baby deaths, documents show.The 33-year-old, now deemed to be the most prolific child killer in modern history, was on Friday convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six more following a ten-month trial. She is today (Monday) due to be sentenced Manchester Crown Court by judge Mr Justice Goss.

Baby murderer Lucy Letby shares chilling parallels with another killer nurse who also used synthetic insulin to attack his victims.

The parallels between Lucy Letby and another killer nurse, Victorino Chua, are striking - both used synthetic insulin to attack their victims, showed zero remorse and even penned secret confessions nobody else was supposed to see.

Lucy Letby “must attend court for her sentencing”, a senior Labour politician has demanded. The former neonatal nurse, at the Countess of Chester Hospital, who was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others, has threatened not to attend her sentencing hearing tomorrow.

The detective who brought child-killing nurse Beverley Allitt to justice three decades ago believes Lucy Letby’s crimes were so similar she may have even been inspired by the so-called “Angel of Death”.

Doctors who raised the alarm over Lucy Letby were 'ordered to apologise to her', it has been reported.

In May 2017, a letter arrived at Cheshire Police headquarters. It was from the chief executive of the Countess of Chester Hospital.

On Monday serial killer Lucy Letby will discover her fate. The former nurse will be sentenced at Manchester Crown Court for the murders of seven babies and the attempted murder of six others.

Baby killer Lucy Letby could be facing constant surveillance to ensure she does not commit suicide in prison, according to an official.

Almost whispering, Lucy Letby is captured in a revealing clip of her police interview trying to suggest it was mere coincidence that she was the only member of staff present on each occasion during a series of unexplained collapses of babies.

Nurse Lucy Letby is facing a long stint behind bars after she was found guilty of murdering seven babies at the hospital she worked at.

The ‘Angel of Death’ nurse Lucy Letby was out celebrating at a hen-do only hours before she murdered her first known victim, it has emerged. The 33-year-old nurse was yesterday convicted on seven counts of murder and six counts of attempted murder, reports the Mirror.

Detectives have revealed their investigation into Lucy Letby is continuing as they probe other unexplained baby collapses during her nursing career.

A British nurse has been found guilty of the murders of seven newborns. Horrifyingly, no motive has ever been found for the horrific crimes. We first reported on Lucy Letb

Chilling footage shows the moment NHS nurse Lucy Letby was arrested on suspicion of murdering seven babies.

If she hadn’t murdered tiny babies, Lucy Letby would be considered an unremarkable woman - ‘beige’ is how one of the detectives who investigated her terrible crimes described her.

The mother of a newborn twin murdered by Lucy Letby told how she 'completely trusted' the killer nurse. Letby, 33, murdered the woman’s son, Child E, with a fatal injection of air into his bloodstream and the following day attempted to kill his twin brother, Child F, by insulin poisoning.

Twice hospital consultants raised concerns about Lucy Letby - but her trial heard they were urged ‘not to make a fuss’.

Lucy Letby has been found guilty of murdering seven babies.

The jury in the trial of murder-accused nurse Lucy Letby has been given a majority direction. On Tuesday (August 8), the seven women and four men were told by Mr Justice Goss he would accept verdicts on which at least 10 of them are agreed on.

The jury in the trial of murder accused nurse Lucy Letby has been sent out to begin its deliberations.

The trial of a boy and a girl accused of the murder of transgender 16-year-old Brianna Ghey has been put back until November.

A British nurse accused of killing seven newborns — and attempting to kill more — says “raw sewage” is to blame for the mysterious deaths.

Police discovered huge knives on six youths arrested at a tram stop tonight (March 22).

Lucy Letby murdered two babies from a set of triplets immediately after returning from a summer holiday to Ibiza, a jury in her trial heard today. Baby O died during her first shift back on duty at the Countess of Chester Hospital, while his brother, Baby P, collapsed and died the day after. A transport team arrived too late to transfer Baby P to the Liverpool Women's Hospital.