Jeremy Hunt apologises to Letby victims' families
Former health secretary Jeremy Hunt has apologised to the families of Lucy Letby's victims. Mr Hunt opened his appearance at the Thirlwall Inquiry at Liverpool town hall by saying that Letby's crimes had been committed "on [his] watch".
Jeremy Hunt: Letby’s murders ‘happened on my watch’
Read about evidence given by former health secretary Jeremy Hunt to the Thirlwall Inquiry, into the murder of seven babies by Lucy Letby.
Former health secretary Jeremy Hunt apologises to the families of serial child killer Lucy Letby's victims
The former nurse murdered seven babies and tried to murder seven others at the Countess of Chester Hospital in 2015 and 2016 and Mr Hunt admitted that, as health secretary at the time, "you do have ultimate responsibility".
Jeremy Hunt: I bear ultimate responsibility for Lucy Letby
Former health secretary apologises to affected families and says lessons from previous scandals not learnt in evidence to Thirlwall Inquiry
Letby attacks could have been spotted earlier if ‘dots joined up’ – Jeremy Hunt
The former health secretary apologised to the victims’ families at the Thirlwall Inquiry into Lucy Letby’s crimes.
Jeremy Hunt apologises to Lucy Letby victims' families over investigation delay
Giving evidence at the Thirlwall Inquiry into Letby’s crimes, the Conservative MP apologised to the families of her victims as he acknowledged the “appalling crime” took place under his watch and he bore ultimate responsibility for the NHS.
'It happened on my watch': Former health secretary Jeremy Hunt apologises to the families of Lucy Letby's victims
Former health secretary Jeremy Hunt has apologised to the families of serial child killer Lucy Letby's victims
Hunt apologises to families of Letby's victims
Jeremy Hunt has apologised to the families of Lucy Letby's victims, saying he was sorry 'for anything that didn't happen that could potentially have prevented such an appalling crime'.
Jeremy Hunt: 'Letby's crimes happened on my watch'
The BBC's Special Correspondent Judith Moritz explains what we have learned so far this week at the Thirlwall Inquiry. Produced by Rob Wood, Michaela Howard and Tamsin Selbie. (Image: Cheshire Police/BBC)
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Senior MP calls for Letby retrial arguing ‘no hard evidence’
Read about why senior Conservative MP, Sir David Davis, has called for a retrial of convicted baby serial killer Lucy Letby.
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Killer Lucy Letby was not referred to the nursing regulator after concerns were raised to hospital bosses due to 'lack of evidence', public inquiry hears
Lucy Letby was not referred to the nursing regulator after concerns about her were raised to hospital bosses because there was a 'lack of evidence' she may be killing babies, a public inquiry has ...