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Karen Rees is the former head of nursing for urgent care at the Countess of Chester Hospital, and was one of Lucy Letby's direct line managers during her killing spree

Lucy Letby was plain and ordinary on the surface but her evil, twisted side was shrouded from her closest family and friends. Now, her loved ones will have to come to terms with her title of Britain's most prolific child killer

Analysis of Lucy Letby's handwritten notes shows that she was in the midst of a downwards spiral, felt guilty and immensely dissatisfied, according to an expert graphologist

The evil nurse who killed seven babies sent a young couple a photo of their infant son inside an incubator - but they were alarmed by a certain detail that was missing

The former NHS nurse bought the ordinary three-bedroom property in Chester for £179,000 in April 2016 and lived there whilst carrying out her cold-blooded, evil crimes

It is understood the notes of 12 babies who suffered unexplained collapses have been passed to experts who found several of them indicated 'malevolent acts'

Analysis of Countess of Chester NHS Foundation Trust's supplier payment data has uncovered how the health body paid tens of thousands to a PR firm to consult on how to handle the media following the fallout of the child serial killer case

Lucy Letby will die in prison after being handed a whole life order for murdering seven babies and trying to kill another six during a one year spree at the Countess of Chester Hospital

She was a 'beige' nurse who came across as 'kind' to those around her, but being 'average' was what allowed Lucy Letby to go under the radar and commit the most evil crimes

Evil baby killer Lucy Letby, who is the fourth woman in Britain to be handed a whole-life sentence, will spend the rest of her life behind bars, rubbing shoulders with some of the most notorious female murderers

Lucy Letby, 33, killed seven babies and tried to kill six others during a year long murder spree when she worked as a neonatal nurse at the Countess of Chester hospital

A scientist in California has launched the Science on Trial campaign to appeal Lucy Letby's convictions, describing them as representing the "greatest miscarriage of justice" in UK history

Barrister’s son Quincy Anyiam was being chased by police when he hit pedestrian Anisha Vidal-Garner, but her mother has twice been unable to read him her victim impact statement

Forensic psychiatrist Dr Shoham Das has lifted the lid on what he believes were clues the evil nurse left to indicate she was guilty of killing seven babies in her care

Officers from Operation Hummingbird, the investigation into the serial killer nurse, have provided a behind-the-scenes glimpse into their six-year inquiry for an online documentary

Serial killer Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six, while working as an NHS nurse. Her childhood friend 'will never believe that she's guilty'

Lucy Letby killed seven babies and tried to kill six others during a murder spree at Countess of Chester Hospital - and hospital bosses have since come under fire for not stopping her sooner

After Lucy Letby murdered Child O and Child P, she sought support from one of the hospital doctors, who told her about 'recommendations' following the deaths and asked her to keep it between the two of them

Britain's most prolific female serial killer Lucy Letby will live out the rest of her days behind bars with little human interaction, confined to her cell for her own safety

Parents of baby Felicity who survived Britain's most prolific child killer Lucy Letby appeared on Good Morning Britain to candidly discuss the chilling moment

The serial killer nurse was sentenced to a whole life order on Monday after a jury convicted her of the murders of seven babies and attempted murder of six more between2015-2016

Lucy Letby made plenty of notes about her mindset in relation to her horrific crimes which formed a major part of the police investigation before she was convicted of murdering seven babies

Alexander Leese says Lucy Letby smiled after helping to revive his daughter at the same hospital where she murdered seven babies and attempted to kill six more

Susan and Jonathan Letby refuse to accept their daughter's evil crimes and even moved from their home in Hereford to Manchester to attend every day of the trial

Forensic psychiatrist Dr Sohom Das says Lucy Letby is the "most extraordinary and unique clinical case" he's ever encountered and does not believe it will be possible to fully understand her