Public inquiry into Lucy Letby's crimes must be strengthened, ex-chief nursing officer urges
THE public inquiry into the crimes of serial killer Lucy Letby must be strengthened, the ex-chief nursing officer urged today.
Dame Christine Beasley said the non-statutory nature of the probe announced last week after the baby killer’s conviction means witnesses “can opt out if they want to.”
The intervention came as Tory Children’s Minister Claire Coutinho argued that the independent inquiry will be “much quicker.”
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