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As more horrified families speak out about Lucy Letby's disturbing treatment, the Mirror takes a look at everything the evil NHS neonatal nurse will face behind bars

The mum of a girl with cerebral palsy has unearthed a polaroid picture taken by Lucy Letby of her daughter sleeping in a cot, with a feeding tube detached from her nose, dated October 25, 2014

What drove Lucy Letby to deliberately kill vulnerable babies in her care? Here we take a look at the numerous possible motives behind the former neonatal nurse's twisted crimes

The prosecution suggested Lucy Letby was infatuated with Doctor A and manufactured crisis situations so they could work together. When he appeared in court to give evidence against her, she became visibly distressed

Lucy Letby was found guilty of killing seven babies and attempting to murder six, but the prosecution's main expert says he fears she took the lives of three more innocent infants

Lucy Letby appeared to lead a normal life to friends and family, with her relationship with Dr A referenced during the 10-month trial, where the jury was shown flirty text exchanges between the pair

The evil nurse, who is now Britain's worst child serial killer, had just one word to offer the devastated parents of the seven babies she callously killed during her time at The Countess of Chester Hospital's neonatal unit

Cold-blooded serial killer Lucy Letby will never return to the semi-detached Chester property she once called home, where she lived during her spate of heinous crimes

Dewi Evans, an expert who spoke at evil Lucy Letby's trial, has raised fears the killer nurse may have murdered another three babies and says the cases need looking into

Serial killer Lucy Letby will have a target on her head for the rest of her life behind bars, after being handed a whole-life sentence for murdering six innocent babies and deliberately harming six more

Killer nurse Lucy Letby is set to appeal her convictions in court in just a few days time, after she was jailed for the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of six others

Serial killer Lucy Letby's harrowing trial included thousands of pieces of evidence that put the former NHS nurse behind bars, including one chaotic habit that the jury decided proved she was guilty

Baby murderer Lucy Letby will die in prison alongside several notorious British female killers, after being sentenced to a whole-life order for her sickening crimes

Among the congregation at Chester Cathedral were staff from the nearby Countess of Chester hospital, where killer nurse Lucy Letby carried out her sickening crimes

Lucy Letby will spend the rest of her life in jail after killing at least seven children during her time as a nurse - with the true extent of her crimes potentially yet to be fully determined

Twisted Lucy Letby would have almost certainly carried on with her horrific crimes just like serial kilelr Harold Shipman had she not been stopped, psychologist Dr David Holmes says

Emily Morris, whose son Alvin died in 2013 at just a month old, fears her child may have been killed by Lucy Letby and is calling for police to re-investigate in light of her conviction

Dylan Rhys Jones, a former criminal defence lawyer, says Lucy Letby's only hope to see the outside world during her lifelong incarceration is a family emergency

Having become the fourth woman in Britain to be handed a whole-life sentence, Lucy Letby now faces spending the rest of her life in jail with every grim chapter planned out

A senior doctor who analysed Lucy Letby's newborn victims told the court there was a distinct pattern to how the killer nurse selected the babies to target

After being handed a whole-life sentence for her crimes, serial killer nurse Lucy Letby will now live out the rest of her days in prison, without any possibility of release, and each stage of her life has already been planned for

Evil nurse Lucy Letby, who murdered seven babies at The Countess of Chester Hospital was the poster girl for the Trust's annual report appearing in a chilling photo

Lucy Letby will spend the rest of her life behind bars after being handed a whole-life order for her heinous crimes, and it's 'extremely unlikely' she'll ever be allowed a day release

Lucy Letby has been handed a whole-life order for her heinous crimes which have taken a horrific toll on the families of those involved, her former colleagues and many others

Rumours have been circulating online concerning Lucy Letby's first days at high-security prison HMP Low Newton, with some claiming the child killer has been subjected to a violent attack by fellow inmates